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Flog It!: Series 9

Paul Martin

Susie Staples

Cathy Clarke

Catherine Southon

Adam Partridge

Flog It!: Series 9: Episode 59: Todmorden

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Episode 59

Episode 59: Todmorden

Todmorden

BBC One - Flog It!, Series 9, Todmorden

The team find various items in Todmorden Town Hall and Paul Martin visits Gawthorpe Hall.

At Todmorden Town Hall in Yorkshire, the Flog It! team discover a variety of curious items, including a hoard of advertising memorabilia and an unusual piece of wood.

Todmorden Town Hall in Yorkshire is today's venue for Flog It! and it hosts a variety of curious items.

Adam Partridge finds a fluffy and modern item that might prove to be a bargain when it goes under the hammer and Catherine Southon discovers a hoard of advertising memorabilia. Presenter Paul Martin spots an unusual piece of wood that was found in a garage and also finds time to explore a fascinating country pile with an impressive architectural heritage, Gawthorpe Hall.

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