Garage Gold

Kraig Bantle and his crew are surprised to find items they've never seen before, including two boxes full of exotic insects. Rare vintage Transformers keep things on track, and a trip to an expert appraiser leads to a place where Kraig never expected to find himself.

The promise of 100-year-old items lures Kraig Bantle into a garage stuffed with historical discoveries. Two potentially antique swords from Toledo, Spain might be worth a small fortune, but the crew is nearly speechless when they uncover artwork signed by Andy Warhol.

Ten rooms filled with a wild array of items have something for everyone, including china crafted from bone, a giant bunny and some strange dolls. But a gold-leafed copy of the Constitution makes this a historic job.

The Garage Brothers discover some seriously strange stuff: dogs dressed like humans, a two-player pinball machine that isn't actually a pinball machine and a condominium designed for chickens.

Kraig and team clean out a garage full of antiques and sports paraphernalia and come across a variety of cool items worth big bucks, from firefighter gear and an old Victrola talking machine to the Millennium Falcon and signed hockey memorabilia.

European discoveries keep the crew guessing all day long. A famous board game written in another language makes for a good time, while a beautiful set of uranium glass is an explosive discovery. But a $5,000 item catches Kraig by surprise.

Kraig Bantle uncovers iconic discoveries, including an item salvaged from the Titanic. That's not all, as KISS Army action figures shock the crew with an unexpected value and a research microscope used by Kodak could turn a hefty profit.

Kraig Bantle cleans out a small space stuffed with huge surprises, like an especially rare Vendo Coke machine and memorabilia from the '50s. The gang also finds professional sports pennants from teams that don't exist anymore, making the set especially collectible.

A garage stuffed with vintage toys could mean big bucks. Lionel train sets have sold for as much as $250,000, so how much will Kraig get for the set he's discovered? His crew also finds a vintage Barbie playhouse, an Austin Healey roadster and a Yankee Clipper. But a set of vintage Ford dog dish hubcaps surprises Kraig when he discovers their value.

Kraig Bantle cleans a basement that hasn't been emptied since the Great Depression of 1929. He finds a bizarre government gadget that is so weird, it's not clear where it came from. There are so many shocking discoveries downstairs, it's hard to believe how much the crew earns on this job.

Kraig Bantle cleans out a garage for free and discovers an item that literally sends sparks flying, an invention that could have been owned by a mad scientist. They also find an enormous remote control airplane.

Kraig Bantle and his crew travel to the United Kingdom and uncover some serious horsepower, including artifacts from the Great War that are more than 100 years old. With a discovery worth $4,000, it's one royal cleanup.

Kraig Bantle and his crew travel to the United Kingdom and uncover a garage full of British antiques, with one item possibly older than the United States. A far-off job leads to some of the coolest discoveries Kraig and his team have ever uncovered, including an impressive piece of attire from the Great War.