Oul Treasures

The first object up for repair is one that's very close to home for Lolly: a battered old bible that's been in her family since the 1800s. But after sitting in an attic for decades, returning it to its former glory will be a tough task.

Lolly meets the owner of an old vintage barn thresher in County Antrim. After years of neglect, the restorer has a major challenge on his hands to get the thresher ready in time for a popular agricultural show.

Lolly meets the owner of a vintage steamer trunk used during the golden age of transatlantic travel. After years of use and abuse, the trunk has seen better days, and restoring it back to working order won't be easy.

Lolly meets the owner of an historic set of bagpipes with links to the First World War. The pipes haven't been played in decades and the restorers have another daunting challenge on their hands.

A restoration brings Lolly to Carnalbanagh, an Ulster-Scots townland high in the hills of Co Antrim, where a lost record of community life has recently been uncovered. There could be absolute magic hidden in an old biscuit tin of films.

Presenter Lolly Spence visits the Orchard County of Armagh and a vintage enthusiast with a very uniquely modified wee grey Fergie.