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After the heats, the smiths are tasked with the recreation of a brutal slicer from Central Africa: the Boa-Zande sword.
In honour of Veteran's Day, four bladesmiths pay tribute in a special military themed competition, forging their blades from a panzer tank. Two smiths have four days to recreate the Scottish Backsword as famously wielded by Captain Mad Jack Churchi.
Things get heated at the shop when a seller brings in a trophy awarded to basketball legend Julius `Dr J' Erving. Meanwhile, Rick targets a bombsight from WWII.
Tom builds an authentic Native American bull boat. Jake goes back on the hunt for the bus stop bandit. Morgan struggles to haul a ton of greenhouse supplies, and Eustace and Raleigh tackle a rush order for lumber.
The buyers head to Long Island community of Bay Shore; Joe P. has a bright idea; Chris and Tad go big.
Chris and Tad seek old-money antiques in Newark, New Jersey. Mike B watches out for commercial gear that can be easily flipped and Candy and Courtney need to stock up for an upcoming sale.
With his shelves in need of urgent restocking, Mike B takes his truck to locker auctions in Amityville. Candy and Courtney hunt for vintage goodies.
One of the rarest guns in American history pops up in the Pawn Stars' shop, as well as a tyre that once belonged to NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt.
The guys are thrilled when a $1 bill signed by Clark Gable arrives. An item from Ulysses S. Grant's funeral also finds its way into Rick's hands.
An original programme from the very first NFL championship is brought into the shop; Rick is presented with an exploding dye pack of $10 bills; a 1960s Schwinn tandem bike rolls into the shop.
Mary launches a daring idea while Ivy keeps it old school and targets a working man's unit. Rene wants to focus on the lockers but Dave gets in the way.
The bidders seek hot deals. Rene is challenged by local buyers, Mary goes over her limit, and Jarrod and Brandi turn to unreliable help.
The buyers hope for good deals in San Diego. Darrell shoulders the burden of a possible bad locker, Mary tries to get in touch with her inner Californian, and Jarrod and Brandi hope to score a good locker.
Valuable items that come into the shop include an autographed card of President Abraham Lincoln, a golf driver shaft designed for President Bill Clinton, a personal check signed by President James Madison, and many more.
Valuable items that come into the shop include a pair of 18th-century breech-loading pistols, a paperweight made by glass artist Paul Stankard, a vest made to hold the 14 harmonicas of musician John Popper, and many more.
Valuable items that come into the shop include a top hat and pistol that belonged to a Jack the Ripper suspect, and a 1920s time clock.
The buyers head to Rancho Palos Verdes, California. Mary must stay within her budget, Rene tries a secret strategy, and Jarrod and Brandi try to hit the auctions with style.
Ivy uses a tactic to get a rise from the competition as the auction forces Mary to travel out of her comfort zone. Rene steps up his game, and Darrell tries to score.
Valuable items that come into the shop include a 1984 Ferrari 308, a phone-operated music player from the 1930s, a cowboy hat that belonged to actor Larry Hagman, plus many more.
A seller drums up excitement for his Led Zeppelin vinyl albums, and an elaborate 19th-century office desk makes a formidable piece of furniture.
As winter descends in the mountains, Jake's first lion hunt ends in a near-deadly dust up. Tom and Nancy face a surge in the coyote population, and Jason comes face to face with a marauding black bear.
Rumours run wild in Orange, California when six lockers owned by one tenant go up for auction, Dave and Darrell vie for a unit with a 12 grand payday, and Barry Weiss stumbles across a vintage magazine. One buyer nearly breaks a hip.
Tempers flare! The buyers attack! In Yucaipa, California Darrell Sheets crosses the line with a stab at Dave Hester's Newport Consignment Store.
After challenging preliminary rounds where the smiths had to create blades from a massive ball bearing, the two finalists must recreate one of the Ottoman Empire's most lethal sabres: the Kilij.
Corey and Chum visit a classic car showroom to see a Series 1 Shelby, a seller arrives with a classic Nintendo video game, Chum gets his hands on an autographed Olympic snowboard, and a military veteran brings in a pair of World War II binoculars.
With cold weather approaching and time running out, another discovery in the swamp stuns the fellowship.
The makers are challenged to put their best paw forward and create the ultimate doghouse, but first they have to demonstrate their canine prowess by assembling a fully functioning doggy-door.
For thousands of years, human civilisation has been guided by the words and deeds of ancient prophets, but who were these prophets communicating with?
After the heats, the smiths are tasked with the recreation of a brutal slicer from Central Africa: the Boa-Zande sword.
Mary launches a daring idea while Ivy keeps it old school and targets a working man's unit. Rene wants to focus on the lockers but Dave gets in the way.
The bidders seek hot deals. Rene is challenged by local buyers, Mary goes over her limit, and Jarrod and Brandi turn to unreliable help.
The buyers hope for good deals in San Diego. Darrell shoulders the burden of a possible bad locker, Mary tries to get in touch with her inner Californian, and Jarrod and Brandi hope to score a good locker.
Valuable items that come into the shop include an autographed card of President Abraham Lincoln, a golf driver shaft designed for President Bill Clinton, a personal check signed by President James Madison, and many more.
Valuable items that come into the shop include a pair of 18th-century breech-loading pistols, a paperweight made by glass artist Paul Stankard, a vest made to hold the 14 harmonicas of musician John Popper, and many more.
Valuable items that come into the shop include a top hat and pistol that belonged to a Jack the Ripper suspect, and a 1920s time clock.
With his shelves in need of urgent restocking, Mike B takes his truck to locker auctions in Amityville. Candy and Courtney hunt for vintage goodies.
Corey and Chum visit a classic car showroom to see a Series 1 Shelby, a seller arrives with a classic Nintendo video game, Chum gets his hands on an autographed Olympic snowboard, and a military veteran brings in a pair of World War II binoculars.
For thousands of years, human civilisation has been guided by the words and deeds of ancient prophets, but who were these prophets communicating with?
Valuable items that come into the shop include a 1984 Ferrari 308, a phone-operated music player from the 1930s, a cowboy hat that belonged to actor Larry Hagman, plus many more.
A seller drums up excitement for his Led Zeppelin vinyl albums, and an elaborate 19th-century office desk makes a formidable piece of furniture.