Roo Irvine is in Glasgow for a special show about tiny antiques and collectibles. At the University of Glasgow, she leafs through some of the smallest books in the world, including a Bible just 45 millimetres long, while another tiny text from the 17th century contains a warning handwritten by its previous owner! In a city famed for its art nouveau architecture, Roo reports on one local photographer who is making exquisite replicas of some of Glasgow's best-known cafes and pubs — in miniature. These pint-sized buildings even feature punters! And six teams will be having a punt at making a profit at auction, as Roo delves into the show's archive to share some itsy-bitsy bargains from down the years and find out how they score in a chart countdown.