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Billy Leroy of Billy's Antiques and Props uses his knowledge, curiosity, and network of contacts to seek out unique items to make his new venture a success.

Billy Leroy of Billy's Antiques and Props uses his knowledge, curiosity, and network of contacts to seek out unique items to make his new venture a success.
Billy visits an old friend and leaves with a British version of the WWII bazooka; he also sells a breastplate dating from the Second Empire.
A customer brings Ninja Turtles figurines in excellent condition; Paul discovers a Macintosh computer, and Billy sells a drawing of Hitchcock.
Billy finds a rare Arctic Cat minibike, but needs to spend big to get it working again; Billy uncovers a valuable John Dillinger wanted poster.
Billy visits a famous magician to get inspiration for an awe-inspiring gift; Billy repairs some walkie-talkies from the Vietnam War.
Billy hunts for interesting items at the InfoAge Space Exploration Centre in New Jersey; a customer offers Billy a Glen Campbell stylophone for $200.
Billy scores a 1930s radio bar from a neighbor's basement and attempts to make some money off a first-generation iPod; a search for a centerpiece to a militaria buff's collection leads Billy to an unreal find and his keen eye snags a rare bar item.
Billy finds a midcentury TV-radio clock in a thrift store, but Paul's score of a 1980s JVC vintage boombox could potentially steal his thunder; a dumpster dive produces a 1930s pinball machine and Billy looks to authenticate a rare concert poster.
Billy sees potential in an incredibly rare Vespa 400 that is in bad shape; history buff Scott brings in a collection of political campaign buttons.
Billy visits an old friend who offers him a subway sign and a beautiful Seeburg jukebox; vinyl expert Greg finds a special piece of history for Billy.
Hip hop producer Dane offers Billy a rare Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer; Billy sees potential in a 19th century cane gun and a vintage trick bike.