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Fake Schrank Pennsylvania Cabinet: Owner Interview
Mitch, the owner of a fake Schrank Pennsylvania cabinet, reflects on what he learned from appraiser J. Michael Flanigan at the July 2009 taping for ANTIQUES ROADSHOW in Madison, Wisconsin.
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