A Civil War era amputation set, antique and vintage Halloween decorations and the search for Edgar Allan Poe's first book.

It's Anatomy of an Appraisal when host Lara Spencer catches up with the owner of a Civil War era amputation set, appraised at the Boston ANTIQUES ROADSHOW event in 2001 for $2,000 to $2,500. In a haunted basement in Salem, Massachusetts, ROADSHOW FYI correspondent Clay Reynolds has a spirited conversation with Mark B. Ledenbach, one of the world's foremost collectors of antique and vintage Halloween decorations; then Clay goes one step beyond at New York's Hotel Chelsea - reputed to host its share of non-corporeal guests - for a séance, complete with conjurer's equipment once owned by Harry Houdini. Fittingly, Edgar Allan Poe has the last word when expert Ken Gloss reveals that a copy of Poe's first book - actually a pamphlet-size work entitled Tamerlane- might still lie buried within an old box of books, waiting to bring a six-figure fortune to its rescuer.