Les Is More: The guys do a deal on a 1961 Les Paul SG guitar. They also come across a 1969 edition of National Geographic, covering the momentous Apollo 11 landing. (S8, ep 10)

Poker Night: A man comes in touting a gambling set, complete with knife and pistol for when the going gets rough. Later, Chumlee questions the value of a Snoop Dogg doll. (S7, ep 10)

Necessary Roughness: The guys enter fierce negotiations over some top-secret wartime documents. Plus, Corey turns on the charm for a man selling a 1970s Stretch Serpent toy. (S6, ep 10)

Pawn Illustrated: The guys aim their sights on a rare half-size musket, the jacket of a WWII pilot who flew in a P-38 Lightning and the first three years of Sports Illustrated magazine.

Getting A Head: Rick is shocked to come across a gory human shrunken head from the Amazon jungles, and thrilled to stumble upon a 1969 Buick Skylark and a Civil War field desk. (S4, ep 10)

Flight Of The Chum: The Pawn Stars get the chance to buy one of the quietest aircrafts ever made, a legendary casino chip called 'the one arm bandit' and a signed New York Yankees jersey.

Rick's Bad Day: The boys consider buying a hard-worn German bayonet from WWII and a classic piece of Americana, while the Old Man is hoping to hit the jackpot with a 1930s' slot machine.

Rope A Dope: The pawn stars deliberate over a 1929 Chopped Ford Coupe and a mechanical calving rope. And, fed up with one employee arriving late, the Old Man hunts for a fitting punishment.

Prohibition Pawn: Chum checks out an antique corkscrew from the Prohibition era, while Rick checks out an 1834 book of the original rules of baseball. (S17, ep 9)

RC/DC: A signed AC/DC album and a Beals Model Remington revolver give the team pause for thought. Plus, Rick searches for new ways to publicise the pawn shop. (S16, ep 9)