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Baker's Gold; Kittery Telescope; Japanese Carved Cane
26 JUL 2011History, Mystery, Documentary60 min
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  • Original name: History Detectives
  • Type: Documentary
  • IMDb link: 0375341
  • IMDb rating: 8.8 (283 votes) Search
  • Created by: Bernadette McDaid
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A viewer from Colorado thinks he may have discovered a gem of Gold Rush memorabilia when he found an unusual drawing. When a Kittery Point, ME man moved into his great aunt’s house he discovered an unusual wooden telescope. No one in his family knows where it came from or how long it’s been in the family. A California man hopes the Japanese characters on this hand-carved cane will unlock the mysteries of his family’s past.
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