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Hey Pawn Stars!America's first intelligence agency, the Office of Strategic Services, was created by FDR during World War II. Its goal was to infiltrate the enemy with spies in order to collect strategic information, and it mounted several campaigns to disseminate propaganda within Germany itself. If you see some paperwork come across your desk this week, look carefully - it might be some forged documents confiscated from Nazi spies by the OSS!Franklin D. Roosevelt served

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Hey Pawn Stars!America's first intelligence agency, the Office of Strategic Services, was created by FDR during World War II. Its goal was to infiltrate the enemy with spies in order to collect strategic information, and it mounted several campaigns to disseminate propaganda within Germany itself. If you see some paperwork come across your desk this week, look carefully - it might be some forged documents confiscated from Nazi spies by the OSS!Franklin D. Roosevelt served four terms as president, through both the Great Depression and World War II. As such, his "lucky" campaign hat has quite the story attached to it! This particular Stetson hat is a one-of-a-kind item that can only be found via a high-roller customer... so you might end up needing your own lucky hat just to find it!Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars!America's first intelligence agency, the Office of Strategic Services, was created by FDR during World War II. Its goal was to infiltrate the enemy with spies in order to collect strategic information, and it mounted several campaigns to disseminate propaganda within Germany itself. If you see some paperwork come across your desk this week, look carefully - it might be some forged documents confiscated from Nazi spies by the OSS!Franklin D. Roosevelt served four terms as president, through both the Great Depression and World War II. As such, his "lucky" campaign hat has quite the story attached to it! This particular Stetson hat is a one-of-a-kind item that can only be found via a high-roller customer... so you might end up needing your own lucky hat just to find it!Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! Did you know that between the Civil War and the Great Depression, America's two major political parties swapped platforms? In 1936, the Great Depression was entering its eighth year and Democratic incumbent Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal policies were extremely popular. The New Deal expanded federal power in order to regulate financial institutions, found welfare and pension programs, and invest in infrastructure development to create jobs. FDR was nominated... once more at the Democratic National Convention that year, before winning re-election in a landslide. But hold on... during the Civil War, the Democrats of the South were the ones advocating for smaller government while Republicans in the North wanted to abolish slavery, right? So what happened? A confluence of factors around the turn of the century began to reorient the political landscape, kicked off by the economic chaos from the Panic of 1893. Widespread discontent with the parties of the time, as well as the competition to attract the Western and Midwestern swing states, drove both parties to adopt different strategies. Democratic nominee William Jennings Bryan made his appeal to the working man, while Republican nominee William McKinley forged a conservative coalition of businessmen, professionals, and skilled factory workers. McKinley was victorious in the elections of both 1896 and 1900 while leading a successful economic recovery, but over time, voters from both parties began to embrace the progressive reforms Bryan had championed. It wasn't for another few decades that the political parties would eventually solidify into what we know them as today. And even though current party system is made up of entirely different people facing entirely different challenges, it will always be important to understand what led up to the moment we're in today. Starting this week, you can own a memento from one of these historic races! A campaign umbrella from 1900 made for William Jennings Bryan, or a stack of tickets for the 1936 Democratic National Convention. (Just in time for this year's DNC!) Okay voters, Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars!Did you know that between the Civil War and the Great Depression, America's two major political parties swapped platforms?In 1936, the Great Depression was entering its eighth year and Democratic incumbent Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal policies were extremely popular. The New Deal expanded federal power in order to regulate financial institutions, found welfare and pension programs, and invest in infrastructure development to create jobs. FDR was nominat

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Hey Pawn Stars! Cigar torch lighters were designed to be displayed in hotel lobbies, restaurants and bars. In good condition, they can fetch a fair price from collectors. George O. Blake started his own brand of whiskey in the late 1800s. He used the spelling "whisky" on his products to make them sound as though they were imported, raising their perceived value. Painted advertisements like this were quite common until prohibition started in 1920.... Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! Cigar torch lighters were designed to be displayed in hotel lobbies, restaurants and bars. In good condition, they can fetch a fair price from collectors. George O. Blake started his own brand of whiskey in the late 1800s. He used the spelling "whisky" on his products to make them sound as though they were imported, raising their perceived value. Painted advertisements like this were quite common until prohibition started in 1920.... Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars!Cigar torch lighters were designed to be displayed in hotel lobbies, restaurants and bars. In good condition, they can fetch a fair price from collectors.George O. Blake started his own brand of whiskey in the late 1800s. He used the spelling "whisky" on his products to make them sound as though they were imported, raising their perceived value. Painted advertisements like this were quite common until prohibition started in 1920.

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Hey Pawn Stars! Mario Andretti is one of the most decorated race car drivers ever... and now you could own a helmet that was both worn and signed by him! While the early 70's were quite a turbulent time, appreciation for Sammy Davis Jr. was something most everyone could agree on. So much so that Nixon invited him to stay at the White House after Davis endorsed him. This letter that Nixon penned to Davis is a great memento of some of the important firsts they shared (plus it h...as Nixon's signature to boot!) Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! This week, look for a first edition of the Guinness Book of Records, published in 1955. And don't miss this Shoto sword - a blade carried by samurai warriors in 12th century Japan. It may just have a traceable history if you know where to look! Stay sharp, and Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! The New York Yankees won their 27th World Series Championship in 2009, earning each member of the team - staff included - the same white gold ring studded with 119 diamonds. Baseball legend Honus Wagner played in the MLB for 21 seasons, and then coached for another 39 years! A game-worn jersey of his is sure to be a rare and valuable find.... Play hard, and Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! The Beatles have had countless trinkets created from their likenesses, a set of matching piggy banks being one example. It looks like this bank of Ringo - who just celebrated his birthday this Tuesday - has finally made it into the shop! After the Allied victory of WWII, the British Royal Air Force decided to make Victory Bells out of scrap aluminum from crashed German planes in order to help raise money for veterans and their families. Their production erred ...toward quantity over quality, but they still make an auspicious historical souvenir! Keep flying those flags of freedom, Pawn Stars. Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! You might already know that Jackie Robinson was the first African American to break the color barrier in Major League Baseball back in 1947. This full set of cards from his career is notoriously difficult to collect - especially in pristine condition - due to the fact that they were sold loose inside the packaging for loaves of bread! Released in 1973, "Dark Side of the Moon" was the first Pink Floyd album to make it big in the U.S. The record, which uses sati...re to critique social structures and underline the similarities between us, has sold tens of millions of copies worldwide and is considered by many to be the greatest album of all time. This particular Gold Record was the one awarded to David Gilmour when the album reached 500,000 sales only a few months after it was released. Don't miss the starting gun... Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! The 1583 Geneva Bible is the same version that was brought to America on the Mayflower - 50 years older than the King James version. Now you can own a copy of it for yourself! The Palette of King Narmer is one of the most important artifacts from the dawn of Egyptian civilization. The original is so valuable, it's not even permitted to leave the British museum to go on tour. But that doesn't mean you can't own a life-sized replica of the ancient artifact to ha...ng on your shop's wall! Keep collecting, and Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars, Now you can bring together this set of etchings, which happen to be the last remaining records of a 16th century naval battle between the Spanish and English fleets, and sell them as a collection. Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! In the Medieval era, crossbows were a major advancement in warfare because they didn't require years of training and physical conditioning to fire. Instead of all the time and funding it took to train archers, crossbows could simply be handed out and fired by almost anyone. Speaking of Medieval... the Las Vegas Golden Knights were the newest hockey team to join the NHL, after the city won an expansion bid in 2016. They started playing during the 2017-18 season..., and now you can find a commemorative puck from their first game! Forge your way onward, Pawn Stars. Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! General MacArthur served in two World Wars and earned over 100 U.S. Military awards. His footlocker would be a great find for any history or military collector. "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." was America's very first spy show, partially created by the writer of the James Bond novels. This toy gun from the show is in rare form, having not even been removed from its original box. But the question is, how collectible is it these days?... That's all for now... stay safe out there, and Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! You can't have the week of May the fourth without some new Star Wars items.... First, say hello to Wicket! (Not sure who that is? Don't worry, you're not the only one.) He's one of the Ewoks from Return of the Jedi, and he's here to speak to you in delightful gibberish.... And - drumroll, please - feast your eyes on THE original, hand-crafted, cobbled-together, thought-to-be-lost-to-time, DL-44 Blaster used on screen in the very first Star Wars film by Han Solo, himself! That's right - this little hunk of metal is the Holy Grail of Star Wars memorabilia. And you may just need to learn how to use the Force to get it into your shop... May the force be with you, and Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! This week a beautifully handcrafted 19th Century Sewing Box, adorned with decorative wooden inlays. Plus, a lovely antique pitcher decorated with bears as a nod to Teddy Roosevelt's popular bear hunting story. Take care, and Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! John Pine was a 17th century English engraver and mapmaker, who made a few engravings depicting battles between the English and Spanish fleets in 1588 based off of tapestries from the Hall of Lords. In an 1834 fire, all but two of the original tapestries were lost - making these engravings some of the only records left of the battle. Now you can own these unique slices of history for yourself! (Until they sell, anyway.) Stay safe, and Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! This week, feast your eyes on this signed copy of "In Utero," Nirvana's third and final studio album, released in 1993. Plus, a map of the fictional Ponderosa Ranch from one of the longest-running Western series in the U.S., "Bonanza"! ... I bet 14 seasons of a classic Western could sure help fill some time, if you ever needed it to... Hope everyone's staying safe out there! Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! Infectious diseases have wreaked havoc throughout the world many times over, during periods which we understood precious little about how they operated. But while we now understand much more about their origins and spread, we rely on vaccines for existing viruses to prevent new outbreaks. Unfortunately, the appearance of a new virus presents us with the same problem of ages past - a lack of information. Thus, despite all medical advancements, we find ours...elves relying once again on the time-tested method of quarantining ourselves... at least, until we can develop a vaccine. Makes you all the more grateful for technology, doesn't it? One can only imagine how boring it must have been to stay locked indoors around the beginning of the 20th century, when quarantine signs like these were hung on your door and the very concept of Netflix would have sounded like a fever dream. Now, if only we had some ready-to-go food packs like the ones Apollo 11 astronauts ate their meals out of, to keep us from having to go back out to the store... Stay inside, stay safe, and Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! Starting this week, you can find two new pieces of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar memorabilia - his first Lakers MVP Trophy from 1975-76, and his 1987-88 NBA Championship Ring. Both are High-Roller items, so they won't be easy! Good luck, and Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars - Spring is officially here, and we've added some brand new decorations to spruce up your shop! You can find these succulent arrangements and some floral spring garland under the "New" tab in the Shop. If you're feeling cooped up indoors, try bringing a little slice of the outdoors in with you! Potted plants and spring decorations are great for helping any day feel a bit brighter - and good at keeping you from going stir-crazy!... Stay safe out there, and Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! This week, say hello to The Boring Company's "Not-A-Flamethrower"! Elon Musk made sure to create some scarcity by only manufacturing 20,000 units... and now that they're sold out, they can only be found from second-hand sellers for a premium. The 1933 Chicago World's Fair celebrated a "Century of Progress" for the city. That makes this delicate paper umbrella souvenir a pretty cool find from nearly a century later!... Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! Super Mario Bros., considered by many to be one of the greatest video games of all time, is not exactly a rare find. However, if it were the earliest known print of the game - still with the original sticker seal, at that - it might just be one of the most important pieces of video game history you could hope to come across!... Good luck, and Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! Ever heard of the Alamo Scouts? They were an elite unit of the Sixth United States Army during WWII, which liberated 197 Allied prisoners and never lost a man. Now you could own a patch from their unit! And while this cipher machine isn't quite the "Enigma," it still served an important role for the allied troops. With your own, you could decode messages sent from the front lines!... Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars, This week we have all new L.A. Lakers items! LeBron James acquired the nickname "King James" in high school, thus the label on this mouthguard of his from around the same time. But what kind of price would an odd piece like this go for?... Kobe Bryant was one of the greatest players of his generation. But more importantly, he was a kind and gracious human, a loving father and husband, and he will be deeply missed by all who knew him. Fans everywhere want something they can remember him by. The increased desire for things he once touched makes this signed practice jersey from the 2010 finals into a fairly significant find. We extend deepest condolences to all the families affected by the crash that stole those nine lives last month. Events like this remind us to cherish time with those we love, since we have no way to know if the time we have with them could be cut short. Keep calm, and Pawn On.

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Hey Pawn Stars! New this week an original poster for the 1956 sci-fi classic, "Forbidden Planet," in great condition. Plus, a small set of now-discontinued Disney Dollars with matching serial numbers!... Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! Signal cannons have been used for centuries for many purposes - telling time, warning of danger, or even a ceremonious salute. This pair of bronze signal cannons from 1697 not only look great in all their original glory, but they fire too! This unassuming tea caddy has a secret... compartment! It carefully conceals two three-barrel pistols under its wooden tea boxes and glass decanter. Were they intended for self defense, or for a dastardly plot by their owner...? We may never know... Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! The cast of Seinfeld frequently gifted items emblazoned with the "Seinfeld" logo to the crew - from camera cases to mountain bikes. This commemorative gold ring was one of the generous gifts given out at the end of the show's 9-year run. This 1652 New England Shilling, on the other hand, is one of only 20 still known to exist! It was the first coin legally minted on American soil after the Massachusetts General Court put the new practice into law.... Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars - We're back! And we've added a gorgeous Damascus steel sword, also known as an Afghan Pulwar, which looks like it could use a new wall to adorn. Don't overlook this rust-covered Anglo-Saxon helmet, either. You know, iron implements from Medieval Europe don't usually last so long...... Pawn On!

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Merry Christmas, Pawn Stars! Be on the lookout for a new high roller item we're introducing this week - a beautiful, silver bust of Michelangelo's "Madonna Della Pieta." Commissioned by the Vatican itself, this silver bust was cast from the original masterpiece while it was being restored in the 1970s. Wishing all players a very merry Christmas, and safe travels this holiday season!... Stay cozy, and Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! The pastel-colored Lionel Girls' Train Set sold terribly in 1957. So badly in fact, the company recalled, repainted, and resold them with the standard colors. Now they're a rarity! In the 16th century, Spanish explorers discovered a meteorite in Campo Del Cielo that hit the Earth approximately 3000 years ago. The iron-rich, once 600-ton meteorite is now sold in small, misshapen chunks across the globe... including this piece!... Happy Friday, and Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars - With the addition of this week's Taxidermy Collection, you can now mount all your taxidermy critters together in a single, artful display! Included in the collection are the Rio Grande Turkey and Red Hartebeest from last week, plus a preserved Cobra and a mounted Fruit Bat.... Keep collecting, and Pawn On!

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Happy Thanksgiving, Pawn Stars! This week we have two new taxidermy creatures for you to collect - a shoulder mount of an African Red Hartebeest, as well as a beautiful Rio Grande Turkey. We hope you enjoy your own turkey this holiday weekend! ... Give thanks, and Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! Celebrate your un-birthday with this original lantern from Disneyland's infamous Mad Tea Party teacups ride! (Tea set not included.) And this set of rare Care Bear Cousins plushies might just make the perfect partygoers, if you're so inclined. Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! If some themed dinnerware from Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room finds its way into your shop this week, be sure you make an offering that won't upset the Tiki gods! And while you've got your nose to the ground, see if you can sniff out Treat Heart Pig - a rare Care Bear toy prototype that never went into production.... Pawn On!

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Happy Halloween, Pawn Stars! The Victorian era may be long over with... but vampires are immortal, after all. Make sure you protect yourself with this genuine Vampire Defense Kit straight out of a wealthy (and very superstitious) Victorian household! The headhunting Asmat tribe of New Guinea considers the human skull to be incredibly valuable, even holy. What kind of price do you think culture would put on this skull of an Asmat ancestor?... Stay safe out there, and Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars - Basketball season officially starts next week, and we've got a few new treasures for you to collect! Kareem Abdul-Jabbar - one of the NBA's all-time greats - auctioned off some of his memorabilia earlier this year, netting nearly $3 million for charity. So keep an eye out in case some of those items start becoming available for purchase soon...... Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! A Thepanom is a protective spirit who guards religious temples and artifacts in Thailand. With Halloween on the way though, who couldn't use a bit of extra protection for the artifacts in their shop? Also this week - a salacious coin from ancient Rome! Coins like this were made for use in brothels, in lieu of currency with the emperor's visage.... Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! Ever heard of gonzo journalism? It's what Hunter S. Thompson's immersive style of journalism came to be known as. His experiences informed his unique understanding of many issues, and shaped his outlandish writing style. There aren't many hand-written notes of his out there, so this personal journal is certainly worth looking into! Don't overlook these yellowed papers with curled edges - they might just be some of the most historically significant documents fr...om pre-revolutionary America! In fact, this document was one of the first big reasons the original thirteen colonies began to unite. Having survived this long is quite the feat... but did they survive in one piece? Stay united, and Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! This week, there's a chance you'll see this beautifully ornamented antique Persian pistol come across your desk. Or perhaps you'd prefer something with a bit more firepower? If that's the case, hopefully this Dutch East India Company cannon will do the trick. Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! This week a prank "branding iron" made for secret societies so they can pretend to brand their initiates! It might be old, but it still gives a bit of a shock... ;) Also, for those who could use some more fiber in their diets - try a box of Super Colon Blow! SNL props aren't going out of style anytime soon.... Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars - The British are coming! In 1964, the Beatles made their first appearance on American TV and kicked off what was known as the "British Invasion," changing the music landscape of the 1960's. Starting this week, you can usher in your own British Invasion by putting together a collection of their most coveted memorabilia! Even 50 years after the release of Abbey Road, Beatlemania is still alive and well - and ready to be sold at a premium!... Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! You know, pop culture items from the 1900's sure have been rising in popularity lately. Take this autographed Princess Leia action figure, for example. Or this collection of limited edition vinyl records from The Beatles! Nostalgia is something that will always become more valuable with age... Happy hunting, and Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! The possibility of being able to turn basic metals into gold or synthesizing an elixir of life were ideas that intrigued many scientific minds of the 12th century. The practice of alchemy was outlawed for fear of what it might do to the economy, but after a few hundred years of working in secret, "chemysts" such as Isaac Newton and Robert Boyle were able to legitimize the science, and turn it into what we now know as chemistry. Due to the secrecy that surround...ed the practice for so long, it can be difficult to find comprehensive books on the subject. But now, you can put together your very own collection of ancient alchemical texts! Sell them together for a premium to any collector interested in the mystery of this "secret science." Pawn on!

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Hey Pawn Stars - This week, throwback to a simpler time with an antique circus calliope, and a vintage Lionel train set! Happy Friday, and Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars! This week, we have two new items by two incredible artists! The first is a beautiful bronze bust of Michelangelo's "Pieta," part of a limited run of casts made from the original. The second is a special edition book of the Greek Comedy Lysistrata, with illustrations done by Picasso!... Pawn On!

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Hey Pawn Stars, A brand new collection we've added, it seems - of Dr. Seuss Unorthodox Taxidermies!... Happy Friday, and Pawn On!

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