A paper and celluloid toy marionette theater from pre-World War II Japan; a Wild West-era elk antler trophy chair; and a collection of letters and drawings between the owner's great-grandmother and the architect hired to remodel her house - Frank Lloyd Wright.

ANTIQUES ROADSHOW rolls into Omaha, Nebraska, where host Lara Spencer and ROADSHOW expert Noel Barrett revisit the history of the heartland with a collector of antique steam-powered tractors. At the Qwest Center Omaha, ROADSHOW appraisers harvest a bumper crop of artifacts, including an impeccably preserved paper and celluloid toy marionette theater from pre-World War II Japan; an honest-to-goodness Wild West-era elk antler trophy chair - the biggest ever seen on ROADSHOW; and a fascinating collection of letters and drawings chronicling the contentious relationship between the owner's feisty great-grandmother and the architect hired to remodel her house - Frank Lloyd Wright - estimated to be worth $100,000 to $125,000.