Guns Blazing: One of the rarest guns in American history pops up in the Pawn Stars' shop, as well as a tyre that once belonged to NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt. (S8, ep 20)
Blaze Of Glory: The guys check out a 1937 Oldsmobile, allegedly owned by gangster Bugsy Siegel. They also examine the world's smallest pistol and a 1984 Olympic torch. (S7, ep 20)
Cannons & Klingons: The Pawn Stars examine an antique signal cannon from the 1980s TV series Magnum PI before casting their eyes over a car load of signed Star Trek memorabilia. (S6, ep 19)
Top Secret: The brokers come across top-secret maps and battle plans from the epic World War II battle of Iwo Jima, a 1967 Ford F-100 truck, and a 1860s' ore cart from the Goldfield mines.
Hidden Pawn: A 1769 set of playing cards with hidden political message shuffles into the shop. Also, Corey checks out a set of Charlie's Angels figurines. (S17, ep 17)
All Hail Rick: Revolutionary War documents signed by King George III show up in the shop. Plus, Chumlee checks out a pair of Pushman Scooters. (S16, ep 19)
Rock Stars And Race Cars: The guys check out a self-portrait of the Rolling Stones' Ronnie Wood. Plus, a stack of love letters written by actor Mickey Rooney are sent in. (S15, ep 2)
Traffic Jammed: The team scrutinise a letter recovered from the 1958 United Flight 736 crash and parts from the Queen Mary ocean liner. Chumlee gets made carpark manager. (S13, ep 18)
Zoodoo: The guys question the value of a can of joke elephant manure and check out some signed presidential memoirs and a robot toy from the movie Forbidden Planet. (S8, ep 19)
Silence Of The Lambo: Rick is placed in a sticky situation when a client brings in a set of Saddam Hussein's fingerprints, taken in Baghdad by the FBI. (S7, ep 19)