Auction Kings

SEASON PREMIERE. The Gallery 63 crew are back with a star-spangled 1917 T-Bucket Roadster. Paul is concerned about touching -- must less selling -- an Iron Maiden and a Cadaver Casket brought in by the Garrett Brothers, two new hard-bargaining pickers.

The Gallery 63 crew auction off a John Wayne Commemmorative gun collection and have a friendly wager with an '80s-era Omnibot2000 robot. New appraiser Jamie Breese seeks to unravel the mystery of a ship's telegraph, reminiscent of those used on Titanic.

The Gallery 63 crew auctions off a naval cannon believed to be from the 17th-century Spanish Armada and a deed signed by 6th President John Quincy Adams. Cindy takes in and tests a quack medical device for ladies with shocking results.

Gallery 63 auctions a uniform worn on Star Trek: Generations, while Paul worries if quirky modifications on a vintage motorcycle will make it hard to sell. The Garrett brothers find a unique Mountain Man Character Slot Machine.

Gallery 63 auctions off Elvis's gold-and-diamond bracelet and sterling silver replicas of Columbus's three ships. The crew enjoys a behind-the-scenes tour at a wildlife preserve to prepare for a charity auction.

Gallery 63 auctions a Civil War document signed by Abraham Lincoln. Also, the Garrett brothers bring in a rare Harley-Davidson, and Cindy second-guesses herself after convincing Paul to auction off his own vintage Martin guitar.

The Gallery 63 crew auction off a 1907 Edison Morning Glory Phonograph and a mysterious Mercedes. The Garrett Brothers bring in a commemmorative display with Frazier and Ali's boxing gloves from their Fight of the Century.

The Gallery 63 crew auction off a collection of vintage scrimshaw and a 1985 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur. Colonel Oliver North comes to the Gallery to reclaim his missing dress sword that was sold at auction last year to someone else.

The Gallery 63 crew auction off a groovy-looking Rick Fairless custom chopper and an antique scale. When a customer brings in a gas-powered blender, Paul is inspired to hold an impromptu margarita-making contest between himself and Delfino.

The Gallery 63 crew auction off a gangster-worthy 1937 Hudson Terraplane car. The Garretts pick up a Spark-Jump Cigar lighter like the one in "It's A Wonderful Life" and a 1923 Electro Shock Machine, a game that delivered a surprising jolt to players.

The Gallery 63 crew takes in an autographed drumstick collection that drummer Cindy has a hard time giving up. In addition, Paul decides to auction two vehicles with a reserve: a 1967 C10 Chevy pickup and a 1988 Trans Am GTA.

Paul Brown and the Gallery 63 crew auction a 1950s Gibson Les Paul guitar, a peculiar circular typewriter, and a skeleton from the largest bat in the world, complete with vampire-worthy fangs.

The Gallery 63 crew auction off a 1945 NFL program, a Star Trek USS Enterprise model kit, and a vintage Barbie. Paul travels out to a dirt track race course to test drive a stock car used in the 2011 movie remake Footloose to see if it's suitable to sell.

Gallery 63 auctions a plank cannon from the French and Indian War and a 20-foot Gibson guitar owned by country legend Travis Tritt. Also, a custom calliope needs Delfino's magic touch to get it back into playable condition.

Gallery 63 auctions a Confederate sword and a motorized bar stool that once reached a record-breaking speed of 45 miles per hour. Meanwhile, Paul’s father offers up an out-of-print thousand dollar bill originally issued in 1928.

When a vintage Ms. Pac-Man arcade game is brought to Gallery 63 for auction, Paul challenges the crew to see who can score the highest. Jamie Breese comes in to determine if a military short sword is from the Napoleonic era.

Gallery 63 takes in a pristine-looking 1955 Ford Thunderbird valued at $50,000. Meanwhile, Jon picks a turn-of-the-century toy cart, and the Garrett brothers bring in a gunner's sight from a World War II-era bomber.

The Gallery 63 crew auctions a Gibson SG replica of the most iconic guitar in rock history: Eric Clapton's "The Fool." The team also auctions the dining set of the last Titanic survivor and a 1952 Andy Pafko baseball card.

The Gallery 63 crew auctions off chastity belts, thought to be from medieval times and the Garrett brothers bring in a barber chair and pole. Paul has high hopes for how much an 1820 land deed for a local Atlanta lot could bring at auction.

Gallery 63 auctions a piece of history from the 60s classic film Cleopatra and an 1800s doctor's buggy. The crew makes a BBQ lunch to convince Paul that pig- and longhorn-shaped smokers should be allowed up on his auction block.

Gallery 63 auctions a groovy-looking Rick Fairless custom chopper and an antique scale. When a customer brings in a gas-powered blender, Paul is inspired to hold an impromptu margarita-making contest between himself and Delfino.

Gallery 63 auctions an 1800s baby scale and a collection of vintage and modern fishing gear. Delfino fixes a Skee-Ball game, while Paul disagrees with the Garrett brothers on the value of an 1800s-era British cutlass.

Gallery 63 auctions an antique fire extinguisher, a fire grenade and a cane sword. A seller brings in the infamous Beatles Yesterday & Today "butcher-cover" album, and expert Jamie Breese determines if the rare find is legitimate.

Gallery 63 auctions a football helmet autographed by multiple quarterback legends. Also, a seller brings in what she believes to be a valuable 1868 Franklin Z-Grill stamp, and the Garrett brothers buy some Wild West memorabilia.

The Gallery 63 crew auction off a pair of 1800s Japanese daggers, an ornate Art Noveau cash register, and a "redneck chariot" -- a crazy supertrike hybrid made from the front end of a motorcycle and the back of a station wagon.