This episode takes us to the training of your eye about; date, period; proportions of the period, a form of the era and what are the most stylistic details of an antique. It also goes to explain evidence of the materials for dating, wood, aging of wood and woodworm.

This episode contains information on; clays, how to test clay for making brick, drying brick, preparing clay for plastic mud brick, and pressing dry clay to perfection.

Perry explains; how to identify problematic attributions, leading and misleading inscriptions, labels, branding and styles.

This episode discusses Wainscoting, the Brave and Bit and various infills of early wall designs covered in plaster.

In this episode hammers , hardware and flooring are discussed.

Gregg Perry ,The Historic Preservationist explains step by step how to authenticate period furniture and how not to fall into the pitfalls of fakes and forgeries.

Gregg Perry explains the benefits of using NHL in historic restoration work or new construction.

Gregg Perry takes you through 7 identifying points of what history can aid and abet us in bettering our society.

This episode expands the theme of setting the brickwork, hydraulic limes and safety procedures.

The evolution of Archibald Leach into Cary Grant.