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In Alberta, Scott and Sheldon visit 84-year-old Archie, whose property is filled with farm machinery and unique sculptures, including an unusual homemade cannon

The guys think they've hit the jackpot at a village-sized pickers' paradise, but if they can't convince the collector to sell, they will have wasted valuable time

On Canada's west coast, Scott and Sheldon encounter oddly shaped buildings and a pet turkey. They buy items including toy cars, a Space Invaders console and Native American masks

In North Carolina, a maggot-infested pick-up crawls into the shop and rises from the dead. Meanwhile in Georgia, a vandalised classic Mercedes comes clean

A seller brings an ET printer's proof movie poster into the shop. Later, Rick and Corey take a Civil War rifle out to the range

Justin sinks his money into a unit with an interesting pair, Dave pushes Mary to the breaking point, while Kenny finds the time to make a nice profit piece by piece

Mary's find cooks up some oversized accoutrements, while Kenny takes advantage of others' missteps to grab a unit

Brandi and Jarrod find their way back to the auction with the help of some pocket technology. Casey bails herself out despite being confined with an infectious German

Mary needs help managing a tiny parking lot in Van Nuys, California. Ivy goes on the prowl for a bike, while Dave scores a therapeutic locker

German Second World War fighter, the Messerschmitt Bf 109. Along with the Focke-Wulf Fw 190, it serves as the backbone of the Luftwaffe's fighter force

The story of the prolonged development and the initially troubled operational history of the Boeing B29 Superfortress

Seth and Ashley compete to sell the most goods, with the loser having to pay a forfeit. A musician with limited funds seeks a new bass to replace the one he has broken

Seth and Les argue over an important decision, while a scientist turns up in the shop claiming his vintage device can cure diseases

A couple try to exchange a pair of earrings for a promise ring, but Les declares the stones purchased for $1,000 as fake

Seth intervenes in a confrontation between a customer and an employee in the car park, and is later given a 30th birthday surprise by his colleagues

A family feud leads to Ashley's resignation. Meanwhile, a couple of women try to sell a dirty fur coat and a man offers to pawn his gold tooth

Les misses Ashley's presence in the shop, while a man employs menacing tactics to persuade the dealers to buy a couple of outdated computer monitors

The retailers scrutinise a signature apparently made by Saddam Hussein, and Les loses his cool with a customer over a broken necklace

A customer brings in an Olympic torch used in the relay for the 2002 Winter Games, an event held in Salt Lake City, Utah

Mike Wolfe learns about Evel Knievel's Snake Canyon Jump and is determined to buy a one-of-a-kind billboard rescued from the site by a Michigan man who was there

Four bladesmiths build their own coal forges using materials scavenged from a storage unit. Later, two are tasked to recreate a brutal European pole axe - the Bardiche

New investigative techniques and historical records are used to re-examine the fates of women accused of witchcraft during 16th and 17th-century witch trials in Essex

Rylan and Alice Roberts investigate the 1582 St Osyth witch hunt, where a petty disagreement over money spiralled into mass hysteria and death

Rylan and Alice Roberts visit Manningtree, where in 1645 Witchfinder General Matthew Hopkins terrorised women with brutal Puritan zeal and torture

How many ancient architectural wonders bear similarities despite being built by different civilisations, questioning whether aliens could have designed them

The possibility a curse could exist on Tutankhamun's tomb, in the form of alien technology designed to protect an incredible secret about the past

Seth and Ashley compete to sell the most goods, with the loser having to pay a forfeit. A musician with limited funds seeks a new bass to replace the one he has broken

Seth and Les argue over an important decision, while a scientist turns up in the shop claiming his vintage device can cure diseases

A couple try to exchange a pair of earrings for a promise ring, but Les declares the stones purchased for $1,000 as fake

Seth intervenes in a confrontation between a customer and an employee in the car park, and is later given a 30th birthday surprise by his colleagues

A family feud leads to Ashley's resignation. Meanwhile, a couple of women try to sell a dirty fur coat and a man offers to pawn his gold tooth

Les misses Ashley's presence in the shop, while a man employs menacing tactics to persuade the dealers to buy a couple of outdated computer monitors

The retailers scrutinise a signature apparently made by Saddam Hussein, and Les loses his cool with a customer over a broken necklace

A customer brings in an Olympic torch used in the relay for the 2002 Winter Games, an event held in Salt Lake City, Utah

Mike Wolfe learns about Evel Knievel's Snake Canyon Jump and is determined to buy a one-of-a-kind billboard rescued from the site by a Michigan man who was there

A seller brings an ET printer's proof movie poster into the shop. Later, Rick and Corey take a Civil War rifle out to the range

How many ancient architectural wonders bear similarities despite being built by different civilisations, questioning whether aliens could have designed them