Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This Pawn Stars compilation features rare military collectibles, historic weapons, wartime artifacts, and unusual antiques that make Rick Harrison stop and take a second look. From German World War I helmets and a World War II blood chit to an antique musketoon, a Revolutionary War commission, and a haunting WWII atrocity poster, every item carries a story that could turn ordinary junk into serious history.
Rick, Corey, Chumlee, and the Old Man face one strange discovery after another as sellers bring in items tied to war, pop culture, aviation, Hollywood, and American history. Some pieces are authenticated by experts and become major deals. Others fall apart when the story is bigger than the proof.
Highlights from this episode include:
A one-person submarine Rick buys for only $3,000
A Revolutionary War officer’s commission valued around $1,000
An 1870s Colt .45 claimed to be the gun that killed Jesse James
Steve McQueen’s 1951 Chevrolet from The Hunter
A John Wesley Hardin business card with an 80% authenticity rating
Two German World War I helmets valued around $2,200
A World War II blood chit bought after a hard negotiation
A massive Matchbox car collection pawned for $20,000
A Manhattan Project appreciation certificate
A rare Ezekiel Baker rifle prototype worth up to $25,000
A Charles Lindbergh propeller story that falls apart without proof
A rare antique musketoon valued as high as $15,000
A WWII atrocity poster tied to Nazi reprisals in Czechoslovakia
One of the strongest military segments features two German World War I helmets, including a leather officer’s helmet and a felt enlisted helmet. Expert Paul confirms both are legitimate, explains the wartime material differences, and values them together around $2,200. Rick eventually closes the deal for $1,050.
Another major discovery comes when a seller brings in what looks like a massive antique firearm. Rick’s expert Sean identifies it as a rare musketoon with parts dating back to the 1680s and restoration work from around the 1740s. The weapon is valued between $10,000 and $15,000, and Rick buys it for $6,000 before testing it at the range.
The episode also includes a powerful World War II atrocity poster documenting Nazi reprisals in Czechoslovakia. Unlike some of the lighter Pawn Stars deals, this artifact carries a serious historical message. Corey buys it for $1,500 after expert Mark Hall Patton explains its importance, turning the transaction into a moment of remembrance rather than just profit.
If you love Pawn Stars military collectibles, old war medals, rare weapons, expert appraisals, Rick Harrison negotiations, historic documents, wartime artifacts, and surprising authentication reveals, this compilation delivers nonstop history from beginning to end.
Timestamps (Chapters)
00:00 – One-Person Submarine Shocks The Shop
01:52 – Revolutionary War Commission Arrives
02:26 – Historic Document Gets A $1,000 Value
03:37 – R2-D2 Pepsi Cooler Rolls In
03:54 – Submarine Expert Examines Rick’s Gamble
04:41 – Rick Learns The Sub Is Worth $10,000
05:40 – Jesse James Colt Claim Begins
06:37 – Rick Questions The Legendary Gun Story
07:15 – Steve McQueen Chevy Appears
08:10 – Rick Buys The McQueen Car
10:30 – John Wesley Hardin Business Card Arrives
11:16 – Expert Must Crack Open The Frame
13:13 – Chumlee Buys A Fake Gibson Mandolin
14:42 – Hardin Card Gets 80% Authentication
15:45 – German World War I Helmets Arrive
16:30 – Expert Confirms The Helmets Are Real
17:13 – Rick Buys The German Helmets
17:51 – World War II Blood Chit Arrives
18:06 – Rick Buys The Wartime Survival Note
19:19 – Matchbox Collection Gets A $20,000 Loan
21:09 – Elvis Presley Gold Necklace Claim Begins
24:54 – Manhattan Project Certificate Arrives
25:50 – Rare Ezekiel Baker Rifle Appears
28:10 – Baker Rifle Fires Successfully
29:18 – Pez Space Ray Gun Gets Authenticated
31:29 – Lindbergh Propeller Story Begins
32:15 – Expert Says The Lindbergh Link Is Missing
33:00 – Massive Antique Musketoon Appears
36:03 – Musketoon Is Valued Up To $15,000
37:37 – Claude Monet Painting Claim Begins
39:36 – Expert Questions The Monet
42:54 – Dances With Wolves Saddle Appears
45:03 – 1886 Winchester Rifle Walks In
46:03 – Rick Buys The Historic Rifle
48:34 – Pony Express Bible Claim Begins
51:55 – Rick Buys The Overland Mail Bible
52:53 – WWII Atrocity Poster Arrives
53:32 – Mark Explains The Poster’s History
54:29 – Corey Buys The WWII Poster
This Pawn Stars compilation features rare military collectibles, historic weapons, wartime artifacts, and unusual antiques that make Rick Harrison stop and take a second look. From German World War I helmets and a World War II blood chit to an antique musketoon, a Revolutionary War commission, and a haunting WWII atrocity poster, every item carries a story that could turn ordinary junk into serious history.
Rick, Corey, Chumlee, and the Old Man face one strange discovery after another as sellers bring in items tied to war, pop culture, aviation, Hollywood, and American history. Some pieces are authenticated by experts and become major deals. Others fall apart when the story is bigger than the proof.
Highlights from this episode include:
A one-person submarine Rick buys for only $3,000
A Revolutionary War officer’s commission valued around $1,000
An 1870s Colt .45 claimed to be the gun that killed Jesse James
Steve McQueen’s 1951 Chevrolet from The Hunter
A John Wesley Hardin business card with an 80% authenticity rating
Two German World War I helmets valued around $2,200
A World War II blood chit bought after a hard negotiation
A massive Matchbox car collection pawned for $20,000
A Manhattan Project appreciation certificate
A rare Ezekiel Baker rifle prototype worth up to $25,000
A Charles Lindbergh propeller story that falls apart without proof
A rare antique musketoon valued as high as $15,000
A WWII atrocity poster tied to Nazi reprisals in Czechoslovakia
One of the strongest military segments features two German World War I helmets, including a leather officer’s helmet and a felt enlisted helmet. Expert Paul confirms both are legitimate, explains the wartime material differences, and values them together around $2,200. Rick eventually closes the deal for $1,050.
Another major discovery comes when a seller brings in what looks like a massive antique firearm. Rick’s expert Sean identifies it as a rare musketoon with parts dating back to the 1680s and restoration work from around the 1740s. The weapon is valued between $10,000 and $15,000, and Rick buys it for $6,000 before testing it at the range.
The episode also includes a powerful World War II atrocity poster documenting Nazi reprisals in Czechoslovakia. Unlike some of the lighter Pawn Stars deals, this artifact carries a serious historical message. Corey buys it for $1,500 after expert Mark Hall Patton explains its importance, turning the transaction into a moment of remembrance rather than just profit.
If you love Pawn Stars military collectibles, old war medals, rare weapons, expert appraisals, Rick Harrison negotiations, historic documents, wartime artifacts, and surprising authentication reveals, this compilation delivers nonstop history from beginning to end.
Timestamps (Chapters)
00:00 – One-Person Submarine Shocks The Shop
01:52 – Revolutionary War Commission Arrives
02:26 – Historic Document Gets A $1,000 Value
03:37 – R2-D2 Pepsi Cooler Rolls In
03:54 – Submarine Expert Examines Rick’s Gamble
04:41 – Rick Learns The Sub Is Worth $10,000
05:40 – Jesse James Colt Claim Begins
06:37 – Rick Questions The Legendary Gun Story
07:15 – Steve McQueen Chevy Appears
08:10 – Rick Buys The McQueen Car
10:30 – John Wesley Hardin Business Card Arrives
11:16 – Expert Must Crack Open The Frame
13:13 – Chumlee Buys A Fake Gibson Mandolin
14:42 – Hardin Card Gets 80% Authentication
15:45 – German World War I Helmets Arrive
16:30 – Expert Confirms The Helmets Are Real
17:13 – Rick Buys The German Helmets
17:51 – World War II Blood Chit Arrives
18:06 – Rick Buys The Wartime Survival Note
19:19 – Matchbox Collection Gets A $20,000 Loan
21:09 – Elvis Presley Gold Necklace Claim Begins
24:54 – Manhattan Project Certificate Arrives
25:50 – Rare Ezekiel Baker Rifle Appears
28:10 – Baker Rifle Fires Successfully
29:18 – Pez Space Ray Gun Gets Authenticated
31:29 – Lindbergh Propeller Story Begins
32:15 – Expert Says The Lindbergh Link Is Missing
33:00 – Massive Antique Musketoon Appears
36:03 – Musketoon Is Valued Up To $15,000
37:37 – Claude Monet Painting Claim Begins
39:36 – Expert Questions The Monet
42:54 – Dances With Wolves Saddle Appears
45:03 – 1886 Winchester Rifle Walks In
46:03 – Rick Buys The Historic Rifle
48:34 – Pony Express Bible Claim Begins
51:55 – Rick Buys The Overland Mail Bible
52:53 – WWII Atrocity Poster Arrives
53:32 – Mark Explains The Poster’s History
54:29 – Corey Buys The WWII Poster
