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38:28Now PlayingHidden away in a Wiltshire tractor graveyard lies James Holland’s legendary lock-up, crammed with a treasure trove of World War Two artefacts. Jim is joined by BBC Ghosts actor Ben Willbond as they uncover battledress and German uniforms, a Bren Gun, an MG34, a U.S. Navy Chevrolet truck, and even a vintage Bakelite radio set—exploring the design, context, and stories behind each piece.
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All artefacts were handled with care. No live ammunition was present, and all firearms are deactivated.
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