Antiques Roadshow's Most Marvelous Salesman Samples | Best Of
219K views · Mar 15, 2026 · Entertainment
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@davidariamirroarkyoung · 6 months ago
My Great Uncle spent 22 years in Alcatraz for a crime he didn't commit. After 22 years evidence came out that proved beyond doubt that he didn't commit the crime, and then it took a year after the evidence was found to go through the Court process that finally overturned the verdict and released him. He was only 5'2" tall and a maximum of 130lbs. He was also the most fearless man I ever met.
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@rickcimino5483 · 6 months ago
salesman's samples are just plain cool.
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@conscience-commenter · 5 months ago
Some of these belong in a museum .
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@timkeller3907 · 5 months ago
That Thrasher was absolutely awesome!!... man would I appreciate that.
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@user-ge2qn6gp4o · 5 months ago
I think the jail cell was highly undervalued.
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@Pbav8tor · 5 months ago
I LOVE the looks on male faces when they see those stirrups on exam tables. It's worse than you think, guys.
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@skittlesnacks · 6 months ago
I thought the Alcatraz sample would be more than that. It's easily the most iconic prison ever.
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@fhrswa · 6 months ago
The grader's leaning wheels were to counteract the asymmetrical force generated by the material being pushed aside by the blade, not for grading on hills. Neat model!
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@aaronwatkins8973 · 6 months ago (edited)
Stewart Iron Works still exists in Northern Kentucky! Most of the iron balconies in the New Orleans French Quarter were made by Stewart and shipped down the Ohio and Mississippi to NO. I briefly worked with Mark Rottinghaus before his untimely death from a stroke in the 20teens.
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@michaelrenshaw2742 · 6 months ago (edited)
For years growing up I've seen the full size version of that York safe in my courthouse in council bluffs Iowa.
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@CaugustusWhite · 5 months ago (edited)
The slant wheels on the grader isn’t for “working on a hillside” like the guys said. The slant wheel is to counteract the grader pulling to one side and allows the grader to move forward in a straight line. A grader would have no business working on a hillside. Graders are meant to bring worked ground to grade or smooth it out not excavating.
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@ronl7131 · 6 months ago (edited)
I saw a matching , life size Dr exam table in a doc’s office in Elk Grove Village, Il in the early 90’s. On display, of course, in the office lobby entrance.
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