Photos: Antiques Roadshow
PBS program Antiques Roadshow stops in Tucson Convention Center, May 30, 2015.
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Appraiser, Tucson's James Supp, examines two plates from a collection of glass slides estimated to be from around the early 1900's during appraisings for the PBS program Antiques Roadshow at the Tucson Convention Center. Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
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George, from Park City, Utah, sits with a couple of paintings, waiting for a producer to determine if he and his items will be taped for appraisal for the Antiques Roadshow. Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
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Alex waits with his full mounted hand engraved copper saddle to find out if he'll be one of the few to be taped learning of its appraisal for the PBS program Antiques Roadshow. Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
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Mark waits in the tribal arts line, after already going through a line to get a painting appraised, to a get piece looked at during a stop for the PBS program Antiques Roadshow at the Tucson Convention Center. Around 5,000 people were getting some 10,000 items looked over in the first stop in the show's six city tour for its 20th season. Things got off to rocky start when a small fire delayed the start of the day's proceedings. Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
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One of the staging areas is still packed with people hoping to get good news about their items as they wait to get them appraised for the Antiques Roadshow at the Tucson Convention Center. Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star