BEST CRAFTSMANSHIP Ever Seen On The Antique Roadshow!!

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[@massimosquecco8956]

I love her lough at 06:42!

[@Antique_TreasureHunt]

Laughter is contagious, isn't it? 😄 It's great to hear that you enjoyed that moment! Do you find that laughter often adds a special charm to videos like this?

[@massimosquecco8956]

At 28:00 we have a treasure of book: made by schoolchildren, lead by a really bright teacher, who were capable to bring historic first hand information to the reader, and at the same time it is a testimony of real ingenuity, since they have to overcome the publishing economic boundaries in a very meaningful way. Every Library ( especially the North American ones, but also every such institution proud of their own function into society...) would be excited to own such an unique product of mind and education: just Great! 3-5000 $ for such a work is a good deal, and many should come out in order to acquire it and let it available to their public, with its own history notification. Loved it very, very much!

[@Antique_TreasureHunt]

What a wonderful perspective! It's heartening to hear your appreciation for the book created by the schoolchildren and their teacher. The ingenuity and effort behind such a project truly make it a treasure. Libraries indeed play a crucial role in preserving and sharing such valuable works with the public. Your enthusiasm is contagious! Do you have any other favorite examples of creative or educational projects that have impressed you?