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Episode 12

Episode 12 of 20

Antiques experts travel across the country, competing to make a profit at auction. Paul has high hopes for an Islamic pot, while Margie secures a good deal on a Hornby train set.

The second leg of the road trip for Paul Laidlaw and Margie Cooper kicks off in medieval York as they motor their Morris Minor to auction in Darlington.

Paul learns about the man credited as the father of aviation and the story of how this aristocrat sent his footman skyward in a hand-built wooden plane, with obvious consequences. Meanwhile, Margie hears about a 19th-century beast wrestler who championed British wildlife.

Hoping for a repeat of his 拢20,000 success in last series, Paul has high hopes for a mysterious little Islamic pot. Margie's on the right track for profits when she secures a great deal on a Hornby train set.

44 minutes

Music Played

Timings (where shown) are from the start of the programme in hours and minutes

  • 00:02

    Walter Wanderley

    Meditacao (Meditation)

  • 00:14

    Booker T. & The M.G.'s

    Green Onions

  • 00:17

    ABBA

    Lay All Your Love On Me

  • 00:17

    Freddy Martin

    Bubbles In The Wine

Credits

Role Contributor
Expert Paul Laidlaw
Expert Margie Cooper
Executive Producer Liam Hamilton
Series Producer John Redshaw
Production Company STV Productions

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