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In Oxfordshire, Henry and Sam find a shed full of different items. Sam has his eye on some model trains, while Henry finds a vintage bike

Henry and Sam are rummaging about in a tractor enthusiast's heaven - fields full of tractors and machinery, some in mint condition and others buried under weeds, hedges and grass

Henry and Sam find themselves down in the south west of England rummaging around another belting shed. There are so many things on offer they find it hard to choose

In Cornwall, Henry and Sam find some very rare early-1900s steam-powered cars. Henry might even be lucky enough to have a go in one

Looking at America's founding fathers, including which one used sex as an instrument of diplomacy, and which secretly scoffed at the divinity of Jesus

Looking at the various cults in the US, from religious fire-and-brimstone and Armageddon, to visitors from outer space

Looking at the USA's idea of 'supersoldiers' at the height of the cold war - a generation of soldiers who would be able use telepathy to win battles

Bruce Crompton marks the 75th Anniversary of VE Day, sending rare German halftrack vehicles to partake in a battle re-enactment. In France, he seeks VE Day relics

Bruce Crompton and his team, buy, repair and sell Second World War military gear, travelling the world in search of rare artefacts to restore and sell

Bruce Crompton hunts down relics of one of the greatest military commanders of all-time, George S Patton. Then, he tries to close a deal worth £200,000

Part three of three. Henry Cole faces his biggest challenge yet - crossing the infamous Nullabor Plain, some 2,000kms of nothing

Part one of two. Setting out from John O'Groats, the first part of Henry Cole's ride takes in the history, the landscapes and probably the rain of Scotland

Part two of two. Henry Cole visits some of the most scenic parts of the UK, including the Lake District, the Pennines and the Cotswolds, ending his ride at Land's End in Cornwall

The Avenue of the Sphinxes has now been unearthed in the biggest excavation in Egyptian history. Who built this structure and what was its purpose?

Why was Palmyra built in the Syrian desert and how did its inhabitants survive? Years after its destruction by ISIS, experts return to the site

The Dendera Temple is one of Egypt's best-preserved temples. Experts decipher its mystifying zodiac images and the ceremonial events there

Lighting expert Jolene is challenged to restore an unusual Empire chandelier. James works on a Seeburg jukebox, and Ann-Marie is handed a damaged book

Paper conservator Ashleigh is tasked with restoring a 1967 James Bond movie poster. Meanwhile, Drew asks metal worker Ted to revamp a peculiar hardwood globe

Drew asks Michael and Maria to repair a rare automaton from Scotland. Elsewhere, upholsterer Ray is challenged to rescue an Edwardian slipper chair

In Lancashire, Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove explore a garage packed with hundreds of treasures and trinkets. They encounter various military vehicles and a lovely old petrol pump

Bike guru Henry Cole and ace mechanic Sam Lovegrove head across the sea to Northern Ireland, searching for collections they've never seen before.

The adventure in Northern Ireland continues. Bike guru Henry Cole and ace mechanic Sam Lovegrove hunt down some army vehicles, tractors and some very well-hidden land rovers

Bike guru Henry Cole and ace mechanic Sam Lovegrove are in the Queen's realm as they visit a shed in the shadow of Windsor Castle

Bruce Crompton marks the 75th Anniversary of VE Day, sending rare German halftrack vehicles to partake in a battle re-enactment. In France, he seeks VE Day relics

Bruce Crompton and his team, buy, repair and sell Second World War military gear, travelling the world in search of rare artefacts to restore and sell

Bruce Crompton hunts down relics of one of the greatest military commanders of all-time, George S Patton. Then, he tries to close a deal worth £200,000

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home