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Smiths transform bits and pieces of old damascus steel into fossil damascus blades.
After two exhausting rounds, the smiths head home to recreate one of history's most unique hunting weapons: the rock-throwing crossbow.
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.
Season Finale; On the hunt for gold, Josh hits the jackpot; Tom puts his handmade dugout canoe to the test; Jake makes his last stand against a massive predator; Eustace sees his dream of keeping his new land go up in flames.
The Chatsworth auction continues into the night; Ivy takes a bite out of the competition; Darrell takes charge without Brandon; Jarrod and Brandi come up big.
The buyers travel to Brooklyn, where a battle erupts between buyers for some of New York's biggest and best rooms. Joe `P' Pauletich buys a unit for $2,500 containing antiques, while Mike Braiotta purchases a storage locker for $300 with sailboats.
The buyers are hoping that a revamped Harlem, home to historic brownstones and new money, might also play host to untold treasures.
A century-old Italian grocery store-turned-time capsule features an early 20th-century delivery truck and a secret crypt that is calling Mike's name.
Tad and Chris buy a unit for $325 containing lots of furniture, and also end up finding a gold watch that could make them a handsome profit.
Brandi allows Jarrod to spend freely in El Monte, California, but Mary winds up landing the priciest locker of the day. Rene achieves good results on a low budget.
Dave does not intend to lose another great locker when the buyers return to Palm Springs, California.
The bidders hope for big scores in trendy North Hollywood, California. Jarrod and Brandi refuse to be seduced by the allure of Tinseltown treasures, and solo buyer Rene makes trouble for everyone else.
Rick tests a Civil War revolver, Chum gets excited when a personal piece of memorabilia from Lebron James comes through the doors, Rick falls for a 4,500-year-old meteorite, and Corey, Chum and Antwan hit the road to score some unique motorcycles.
The guys check out a 1920s doll of aviator Charles Lindbergh, as well as a harmonica that formerly belonged to Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler.
The buyers hope to land late-night treasures in Huntington Beach, California. Darrell and Brandon look for great lockers on their home turf, and Dave seeks a score or a sucker.
Rene brings his father, Gunter, to the auction festivities in Montebello, California. Instigators Darrell and Brandon get sneaky, Ivy forges on despite an injury, and Dave eyes a big score.
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.
Ivy hopes to land a high-roller locker, while Rene attempts to play it cool. Mary stands firm against the competition, while Dan and Dave lose their temper.
The bidders return to the Koreatown district of Los Angeles, Jarrod's shenanigans keep Brandi on her toes, Ivy and Mary join forces, and Rene goes on a buying frenzy that may not pay off.
On the 50th anniversary of the first steps on the moon, bladesmiths compete to re-create a space-age M-1 NASA survival knife out of ball bearings. Only bladesmiths with NASA-worthy engineered blades will to return home and construct a spiked mace.
In the 1870s, harvesting crops is grueling, back-breaking work.
A state-of-the-art high-speed train catastrophically crashes in Spain.
Millions of people around the world claim to have had an encounter with creatures unlike any recognised by mainstream science, such as the mothman, chupacabra, and Mongolian death worm.
Hundreds of gigantic lines extend for miles throughout the Peruvian desert. Scholars are divided as to who built them and why, experts say Nazca may have been a mining operation for advanced beings.
Smiths transform bits and pieces of old damascus steel into fossil damascus blades.
Brandi allows Jarrod to spend freely in El Monte, California, but Mary winds up landing the priciest locker of the day. Rene achieves good results on a low budget.
Dave does not intend to lose another great locker when the buyers return to Palm Springs, California.
The bidders hope for big scores in trendy North Hollywood, California. Jarrod and Brandi refuse to be seduced by the allure of Tinseltown treasures, and solo buyer Rene makes trouble for everyone else.
Rene bids heavily to land a large locker in Beaumont, California. Mary hopes low-end units will yield a big score, Jarrod has a difficult time letting Alex and Bozek run the auctions for the store.
The buyers hope to land late-night treasures in Huntington Beach, California. Darrell and Brandon look for great lockers on their home turf, and Dave seeks a score or a sucker.
The guys check out a 1920s doll of aviator Charles Lindbergh, as well as a harmonica that formerly belonged to Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler.
The buyers are hoping that a revamped Harlem, home to historic brownstones and new money, might also play host to untold treasures.
Season Finale; On the hunt for gold, Josh hits the jackpot; Tom puts his handmade dugout canoe to the test; Jake makes his last stand against a massive predator; Eustace sees his dream of keeping his new land go up in flames.
Hundreds of gigantic lines extend for miles throughout the Peruvian desert. Scholars are divided as to who built them and why, experts say Nazca may have been a mining operation for advanced beings.
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.