Unfiltered & Behind the Scenes: Magic Illusions, Classic Wheels, and Rare Vintage TreasuresTake a wild behind-the-scenes road trip with Randy and Susan Donley on this episode of Donley Auctions Unfiltered! From private tours of historic magic workshops and world-class coin-op collections across Southern California to auction house consignment drops, this jam-packed episode is an antique lover’s dream. Whether you are obsessed with mechanical marvels, vintage automobiles, or mid-century pop culture, here is what went down:00:03 – Kicking Off the COCA Gathering: Randy and Susan share highlights from the Coin Operated Collectors Association event in California—covering miles of driving, dozens of collectors, and unforgettable hospitality.00:41 – Inside John Gaughn’s Magic Museum: Step into the private workshop of legendary illusion builder John Gaughn. Watch an astounding live demonstration of the classic "sawing a woman in half" sword box illusion!04:05 – The Mechanical Chess Player & Houdini Automaton: Discover John Gaughn's recreation of the infamous 1769 automaton chess player (The Turk) built for Empress Maria Theresa, plus an automaton signing Harry Houdini’s signature.05:27 – A Quick Pitstop in Canyon Country: Susan recaps lunch at the Urban Café (featuring their famous warm chocolate chip cookies) before heading off to the next private collection.06:25 – 20,000-Sq-Ft Hangar in Acton: Explore an incredible private collection packed with vintage automobiles, retro neon signs, mechanical advertising displays, and Barranger motion window units.07:05 – The Nethercutt Collection & Museum: Marvel at breathtaking antique vehicles in Sylmar, California, including Susan's favorite 1957 Chevy Roadster and an ultra-luxurious, wood-trimmed vintage travel trailer.08:18 – The Victorian Saloon & Cigar Store Indian Paradise: Tour a stunning Victorian estate featuring antique saloon bars, restored upright slot machines, antique gaming wheels, and classic western relics.10:20 – Donley Auctions on the Move in PA: Randy recaps the team’s nationwide hustle—from a military show in Pennsylvania (with giant calzones at Rocky’s Pizza) to a Civil War memorabilia event.11:59 – Valley Relics Museum in Van Nuys: Soak in retro Hollywood nostalgia featuring vintage neon, retro pedal cars, pop culture advertising, and Spicoli’s iconic checkered van from Fast Times at Ridgemont High.12:48 – Sandy Lechtick’s 2,500-Sq-Ft Penny Arcade: Step inside a vintage arcade lover's paradise filled with fortune tellers, fortune drop games, and dozens of rare animated Barranger jewelry store motion displays.14:10 – California Trip Wrap-Up: Susan and Randy tally up the journey: 6 private home tours, 2 museums, 2 antique shops, 28 new collector connections, and an evening at The Magic Castle and Laugh Factory.18:15 – Rare Consignments: Predicta TVs & The Kuba Komet: Back at the auction house, Randy and Susan showcase working Philco and Telstar Predicta TVs and the centerpiece—an ultra-rare mid-century Kuba Komet entertainment cabinet!19:23 – Special Guest Wally Nekyha (Four Seasons Amusements): Longtime amusement specialist Wally drops off consigned treasures for the upcoming Fall Classic—including a coveted "Grandmother Predictions" arcade fortune teller, vintage carnival games, a roulette table, and historical pop culture buttons.

Road Trips, Rare Finds, and Hollywood HistoryFrom early computing breakthroughs to silent film treasures and premier collector conventions, the antiques auction trail moves fast. In this episode of the Unfiltered Podcast (Season 3, Episode 2: "Uber Joe"), hosts Susan and Randy Donley give listeners an energetic, behind-the-scenes look at where the team travels, what rare consignments are landing in the gallery, and how historic collections make their way to the auction block.Whether scouting coin-op machines in Los Angeles or showcasing silent film history on live television, here is everything covered in this week’s action-packed episode:00:00:29 – Heading to California & Meeting "Uber Joe"Randy and Susan kick off their journey to the airport, complete with "Uber Joe" in the back seat, bracing for brisk airplane cabins and an action-packed week ahead.00:01:12 – The COCA Convention in Los AngelesA preview of the Coin Operated Collectors Association (COCA) gathering, highlighting why membership is vital for serious coin-op collectors and the rare community connections it offers.00:01:57 – Highlights from Vintage Computer Festival MidwestRyan, Mike, and John recap their booth at the Schaumburg Convention Center, exploring classic Macintosh 512K setups, antique telephone demonstrations, and a surge of retro tech interest.00:03:46 – Scouting Fresh Consignments: Detroit to San FranciscoRandy and Susan touch on coast-to-coast scouting trips, contract protocols, and teasing incredible collections waiting in the wings before going public.00:05:11 – On the Road: The Wheaton Civil War ShowA quick check-in from Ryan on the floor of the Wheaton Civil War Show as dealer booths open and militaria collectors gather.00:05:40 – Heading East: The MAX Show in York, PennsylvaniaMike and John pack up rare military artifacts and hit the road to York, Pennsylvania, for the premier MAX Military Show.00:06:20 – Television Spotlight: Lubin Studios & Early Cinema Archives on Good Day PAMike appears on Good Day PA to unveil historic silent movie treasures, including photographic archives of film pioneer Siegmund Lubin and screen-used Western memorabilia from actor Harry May.00:08:21 – White-Glove Delivery & A Magic Castle TeaserThe team wraps up with rare phonograph deliveries in Pennsylvania, plus a sneak preview of their upcoming visit to Hollywood's famous Magic Castle.Want to catch every story and see the artifacts in action? Watch the full episode on YouTube.

Step onto the auction house floor with the Donley Auctions crew in the Season 3 premiere of the Unfiltered podcast! In this lively behind-the-scenes walkthrough, Randy, Susan, Mike, and the team preview the catalog for the Inventions & Technology Auction. From 19th-century medical oddities and pioneering visual novelties to massive mechanical music machines, this episode is packed with fascinating history and rare finds.00:00:37 – Vintage Uniforms & The Auction Rush: Randy kicks off the episode showcasing 1960s gas station attendant workwear, previewing upcoming military relics, and showing the fast-paced hustle keeping the preview floor moving.00:02:04 – Entering the Inventions & Technology Room: After finding the gallery locked down, the crew catches up with Mike, who has spent weeks curating an extraordinary museum-grade preview floor.00:03:09 – Architectural Salvage & Illuminated Signs: A massive theater return-air vent grate catches Susan's eye, alongside an original double-sided, reverse-silkscreened Atlas Lamp sign and early collector-grade incandescent light bulbs.00:04:30 – Lincoln’s Death Mask & Oddities: The team inspects an authentic Abraham Lincoln death mask, a vintage head clamp photographer's pose stand, and a heavy industrial balance scale.00:05:18 – Pioneering Photography & Early Quack Medicine: Mike walks through early photographic processes—from daguerreotypes to ambrotypes and tintypes—as well as vintage electric foot therapy plates, an optometrist lens testing case, and an antique multi-chamber glass nebulizer.00:06:51 – Orthopedics & Historical Cartography: A look at rare historical medical artifacts, including cervical traction halos and early pediatric leg braces/crutches, juxtaposed against a mid-19th-century map outlining the Louisiana and Oregon Territories.00:08:13 – Zoetropes & Magic Lanterns: Mike explains the "persistence of vision" phenomenon that paved the way for motion pictures, demonstrating 19th-century slotted zoetropes and kerosene-lit magic lanterns.00:10:01 – Guest Collector Dylan Hallman & The Weber Maesto: Dylan Hallman joins the floor to demonstrate the crown jewel of mechanical music: a Weber Maesto orchestrion capable of replicating a 20-piece orchestra.00:12:03 – The World of Antique Mechanical Music: Dylan shares insights into his personal 24-machine collection, his musical room at Wayne Lensing’s Historic Auto Attractions museum, and the story behind his signature hat.

Get ready for another exciting episode of Donley Auctions Unfiltered! In this episode, Randy and Susan dive into a fantastic lineup of upcoming events, fresh consignments, and unique historical treasures arriving at the auction house.[01:05] Lake Geneva Lamp Collection: Randy shares details from his recent trip picking up hundreds of beautifully restored lamps and gorgeous sconces from a stunning Lake Geneva estate.[02:23] 1800s Velocipedes: Randy explores a pair of post-Civil War velocipedes made in Chicago, discussing their direct-drive mechanics, lack of brakes, and historical nicknames like "bone shakers."[03:19] High-Wheeler Bikes & Upcoming Technology Auction: A look at high-wheeled bicycles and a reminder about the upcoming Inventions and Technology live and online auction scheduled for Saturday, September 26.[04:27] Military Preview: A comprehensive walkthrough of the upcoming October 4 military auction, featuring 17th-to-20th-century artifacts.[05:12] Trench Art & Historical Uniforms: Highlights from the military collection include a World War I tank inkwell, 39-star flags circa 1889, flare guns, Polish headgear, and Soviet uniform pieces.[06:09] Military Documentation & Samurai Swords: Discussion on how veteran paperwork elevates firearm values, alongside a showcase of Japanese samurai swords, practice bombs, and Eastern Bloc medals.[07:12] World War II German Rangefinders: The story behind an ultra-rare pair of World War II German rangefinders discovered in a local consignor's garage alongside car consignments.[08:53] Diverse Consignments & How to Sell: A wrap-up highlighting newly arrived music boxes, antique horn phonographs, a model boat and motor collection, and instructions on how to submit items for consignment.

Welcome to the latest behind-the-scenes look at Donley Auctions Unfiltered! Randy and the crew are unboxing an astonishing wave of new arrivals on the gallery floor. Whether it's early 20th-century music machines or legendary vintage pedal cars, there is an incredible piece of history here for every collector. Remember, we pick up consignments nationwide and ship purchases worldwide, so no matter where you are tuning in from, you can get in on the action.Skim the timeline below to see what just rolled through the doors, but be sure to watch the full episode to catch all the auction floor banter, expert restoration history, and close-ups of these rare finds!Episode Highlights:[00:12] Mike unboxes early Zonophone and Xonophone machines, sparking a fascinating history lesson on the cutthroat early 1900s patent wars against Victor (RCA).[02:43] Randy showcases a top-of-the-line Victor 6 phonograph paired with its matching, ultra-rare base cabinet—a setup originally built only for the mega-wealthy![04:00] Get a close look at a stunning 1930s Scott radio showing off its signature, gorgeous exposed chrome-plated electronic mechanism.[04:30] A triple threat: Three highly coveted Edison cylinder 1A phonographs are revealed in gorgeous mahogany, gunmetal, and oak finishes.[05:43] An incredible all-original Columbia N under-glass spring-wound phonograph steals the spotlight.[06:20] Discover the exquisite "lion's head" Regina phone—a highly desirable music box and phonograph combination unit![07:08] A serpentine Columbia disc cabinet wraps up the music machine previews, teasing huge lots for the upcoming music auction.[08:21] A sneak peek into the September 10 Carnival Glass auction features a fascinating, translucent marigold antique automotive bud vase.[09:43] John and Denny arrive with a massive haul of pedal cars! John shares incredible stories from his 70 years of collecting, and Denny talks about restoring ultra-rare Chrysler Town & Country "barrelback" woody wagons.[14:15] Take a look at a quirky, adorable vintage German amusement park ride car that was built exclusively to go in circles.[15:46] The team hits Spizzico after Shaunfest for some much-needed eggplant parmesan, giving a massive shoutout to the restaurant's spotless facilities and fantastic service.[18:37] Susan and Randy wrap things up back at the gallery with a functional "dump body" pedal car, complete with Tucker the dog wishing for a ride!Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/2nu9bsc3mtEBe sure to tune into the full episode to catch all the behind-the-scenes fun and preview these incredible auction items!

When wooden crates take over the dance floor at Donley Auctions, you know something extraordinary has arrived! In this lively episode of Donley Auctions Unfiltered, Randy, Mike, and Susan dive headfirst into unpacking the massive Trenga Collection. From authentic early 1900s amusement park relics to the bizarre origins of 19th-century "snake oil," join the crew for a behind-the-scenes look at high-end antiques, local history, and the treasures hitting the auction block this fall.Watch the full episode on YouTube: Snake Oil - Unfiltered Podcast00:00:00 – Susan’s Missing Dance Floor: The auction hall is completely overrun with giant wooden packing crates, sacrificing Susan’s dance floor space for incredible antique inventory.00:00:38 – Rare Derby Racer Carousel Horses: Mike reveals the history behind large, two-seater carved wooden horses with original park paint, likely originating from Riverview Park’s famous "Derby Racer" ride.00:03:43 – Riverview Park & McHenry County Memories: The team looks back at Chicago’s iconic amusement park history and shares classic stories from the Donley banquet hall days.00:05:35 – Valuing Unrestored Relics (No Reserve!): Randy discusses why the derby racers are selling at absolute auction without reserve and explains why original, untouched park paint is so coveted by collectors.00:07:18 – Antique Horse Barber Chair & Family Memories: Randy and Mike showcase a vintage Theo A. Kochs child’s barber chair with a carved horse head, sparking nostalgic memories of childhood haircuts in Berwyn and Wauconda, Illinois.00:08:03 – Upcoming Fall Classic Auction Dates: Important details on the Fall Classic Auction slated for late October alongside the Chicagoland Antique Advertising Show.00:10:05 – Unboxing the Trenga Crates: Susan, Mike, and Randy begin opening mystery crates packed full of architectural eagles, grandfather clocks, and lanterns.00:12:23 – The Iconic Motion Hula Lamp: The team unboxes and tests a vintage hula girl lamp complete with moving hips, a classic shade, and plenty of laughs.00:15:08 – Quirky Antiques & Lock Oddities: The team explores vintage piano lamps, giant store-display fishing lures, duck decoys, and a rare Chicago-made "Grip Tumbler" tire lock.00:16:54 – Spark-Gap Cigar Lighters & The Truth About Snake Oil: Mike demonstrates an Eldred spark-gap cigar lighter before breaking down the fascinating, deceptive history of Clark Stanley’s 1893 "Snake Oil Liniment."00:22:42 – Susan’s Top Hat & Packing Treasures: Susan models a multi-tier top hat and a colorful sweater uncovered from the packing materials.00:23:38 – Cataloging the Collection & Western Branding Irons: The crew wraps up the unboxing marathon, discusses grouping upcoming specialty auctions (lamps, pottery, coin-op), and jokes about antique branding irons.

Welcome back to another deep dive with the Unfiltered Podcast! In this action-packed episode, Randy, Susan, Mike, and the crew pull back the curtain for an exclusive behind-the-scenes walkthrough of our massive auction gallery and the legendary "dungeon."From jaw-dropping 19th-century optical tech and bizarre Victorian hat-measuring devices to towering Orchestrions, this episode proves there is never a dull moment on the auction floor. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just love uncovering rare history, you'll want to catch the full video to see these museum-quality treasures in action. Check out the highlights below!Episode Highlights:[00:27] - Watch Here Epic Elk Mounts: Randy shows off an incredibly detailed hand-carved wooden elk and a magnificent full-size, hand-hammered copper elk head dating back to the 1860s.[01:43] - Watch Here Vintage Neon Signs: The crew unloads massive vintage neon signs for the October auction, including a beautiful double-sided piece from the famous Rathskeller Restaurant in Rockford, Illinois.[02:54] - Watch Here Calling All Gas Pumps: We're on the hunt! We put out an open call for restored and unrestored gas pumps for the upcoming October Petroliana auction.[04:39] - Watch Here The Milan Hart Militaria Collection: John and Ryan showcase the incredible first display of the massive Milan Hart collection, heading to the MAX Military Show this September.[06:48] - Watch Here Fascinating Optical Inventions: Mike takes us through a phenomenal array of antique tech, including stereoscope viewers, zoetropes, and an early Lumiere motion unit.[08:12] - Watch Here Edison-Era Vacuum Pump: Discover a rare physics demonstration vacuum pump—the exact type of equipment Thomas Edison used to evacuate air while inventing the first sustainable light bulb![11:07] - Watch Here Sparks Fly: Watch Randy test out an antique Wimshurst static electricity generator that still packs a surprisingly loud, high-pitched spark![12:56] - Watch Here A Torture Device or Top Hat Sizer?: The team investigates a creepy wax mannequin head wearing a medieval-looking metal contraption. Spoiler: It's actually a rare "Conformateur" used to perfectly measure and size top hats![14:10] - Watch Here Antique Dental Cabinet: A look at one of the finest tambour roll-top wooden dental cabinets you will ever see, complete with intricate swing-out partition drawers.[14:52] - Watch Here Building the Orchestrions: It takes incredible heavy lifting and heavy-duty chain hoists to assemble these massive, multi-piece Orchestrion music machines. See what it takes to prep them for the floor![21:27] - Watch Here World-Class Stained Glass Lamps: Randy & Mike chat with collector Oleh Cherednyk to preview a breathtaking 20-year collection of pristine antique lamps. Feast your eyes on rare 1920s floral designs, a unique Galle cameo glass piano lamp, and stunning pieces from Wilkinson, Handel, and Tiffany.

Welcome to another exciting behind-the-scenes look at Donley Auctions Unfiltered! Join Randy and Susan as they unbox rare treasures from a massive single-home Ohio collection, give a sneak peek at upcoming sports memorabilia auctions, and share plenty of laughs around the auction floor.Here are the chronological highlights from this episode:00:05 – Introduction & The Trenga Ohio Collection Preview: Randy and Susan kick off the show surrounded by stunning stained-glass lamps, introducing the massive "Trenga" collection arriving from Ohio.01:00 – Handel Arts & Crafts Lamp Unboxing: Randy inspects a rare Handel Arts & Crafts lamp featuring a painted Dutch windmill shade and a hand-hammered copper base with acorn pulls.01:54 – Unwrapping the First Mystery Box: Susan unboxes a mystery item wrapped in a vintage quilt, revealing a hand-carved white animal figure with detachable antlers.03:09 – Monk Figurines & Piggy Banks: A look at playful novelty collectibles from the estate, including vintage monk figurines and a colorful array of antique ceramic piggy banks.03:23 – Unwrapping Item #2 & Packing Advice: Susan unboxes a second large parcel—sharing a friendly plea to consignors to skip the packing peanuts and excessive tape!04:02 – Carved Irish Setter Hunting Dog: The second parcel reveals a detailed hand-carved sculpture of an Irish Setter hunting dog retrieving a pheasant.04:22 – Mystery Wooden Object Discovered: Susan holds up an unusual, paddle-shaped wooden object bearing an M.C. Lilley & Co. brass nameplate from Columbus, Ohio.04:56 – Revealing the Secret Society "Trick Paddle": Research reveals the mystery object is a turn-of-the-century fraternal initiation "trick paddle" designed to trigger a loud paper cap bang on impact!05:48 – Story of the Ohio Estate: Randy shares how the Ohio collection came from an impeccably kept, non-cluttered home where fine antiques were artfully lived with and cherished.07:22 – Diverse Collections On Display: Susan tours the showroom floor, pointing out antique sculptures, military items, fishing lures, pipe collections, and butter churns.07:48 – Rare Russian Icons: Randy displays two exquisite Russian icons in gold-leaf frames, complete with original early-1900s New York gallery tags.08:22 – Hires Root Beer Mug & Carnival Glass: A highlight of vintage advertising glassware, featuring an antique "Drink Hires Root Beer" mug alongside colorful carnival glass pieces.08:50 – Black Forest Carvings & Novelty Items: Exploring hand-carved Black Forest wooden decor, antique telephones, a cat-shaped novelty radio, and an 1800s cast-iron G.A.R. canteen.11:35 – Boss Tweed Mechanical Still Bank: Susan demonstrates a rare "Boss Tweed" Tammany mechanical bank that nods its head when a penny is placed in its hand.12:22 – Sports Auctions Overview with Ryan: Ryan previews two upcoming sports sales, featuring over 700 lots of autographed baseballs, graded cards, and 2016 World Series Cubs jerseys.14:58 – Rare Boxing & Movie Relics: Ryan showcases the controversial 1974 "From Slaveship to Championship" Foreman vs. Ali poster, authentic Rudy movie props, and a set of Hall of Fame bronze busts.19:02 – Playful Cataloging Banter & Wrap-up: Susan practices her auction item cataloging skills by "describing" Randy, leading to a fun closing back-and-forth about coffee mugs and radio show sponsors.Be sure to tune into the full episode to catch all the behind-the-scenes fun and preview these incredible auction items!

Step into the whirlwind world of high-end antiques and rare collectibles! In this episode of Donley Unfiltered, the team recaps the massive aftermath of a blockbuster auction featuring historic pieces like the Max Cole tinfoil photograph, praises the unexpected hidden value in rare historical literature, and shares highlights from customer service wins. Plus, get an exclusive sneak peek at upcoming events, including the "Vintage Vibes" auction and the jaw-dropping uncrating of massive, museum-quality Nickelodeons and band organs from the legendary Trenga collection.Post-Auction Calm: The team reflects on the sudden quiet in the auction room after days of high-stakes bidding madness, prepping for the upcoming weekend show setup in Schaumburg. https://youtu.be/lu4sEjR9huQ?t=00m17sHigh-End Highlights: A look back at the competitive bidding floor footage featuring standout sales, including the Max Cole tinfoil photograph. https://youtu.be/lu4sEjR9huQ?t=01m27sThe Hidden Value of Literature: Discussion turns to the surprising star items of the auction—historic manuals, booklets, and Edison letters that pulled in thousands of dollars thanks to deep research. https://youtu.be/lu4sEjR9huQ?t=03m42sFirst-Time Consignor Success: A heartwarming story about welcoming first-time attendees, getting them registered on the spot, and watching them happily win Popeye comic strips at the finish line. https://youtu.be/lu4sEjR9huQ?t=07m07sUpcoming Auction Lineup: A preview of the heavy auction schedule ahead, featuring "Vintage Vibes" on Thursday, August 6, upcoming sports memorabilia events, and a September technology and invention showcase. https://youtu.be/lu4sEjR9huQ?t=09m30sUncrating the Trenga Collection: Fast-forward action captures the exciting, Indiana Jones-style uncrating of massive 26-foot semi-truck loads filled with pristine, working-order Nickelodeons, band organs, and a hand-painted Regina music box. https://youtu.be/lu4sEjR9huQ?t=10m10sDonley Auctions - We bring buyers & sellers together.Let us put our experience to work for you.Donley Auction Serviceshttps://[email protected] South Union Road (entrance on Marengo Road)Union, IL 60180Donley Auctions is a team of experienced auction professionals dedicated to creating a fun and exciting auction experience. With a rich history connected to the original Union Phonograph Show, the Seven Acres Museum, and Donley’s Wild West Town, Donley Auctions offers a diverse range of items for both seasoned collectors and newcomers. Specializing in firearms, militaria, coin-op, phonographs, cars, motorcycles, petroliana, antique advertising, architecture, coins, sports memorabilia, early inventions, and more, we are the place to get top dollar for your high-quality antiques and collectibles. We host live and in-person auctions monthly, complete with complimentary food and beverages, as well as online auctions at DonleyAuctions.com, where you can bid from anywhere in the world. Our friendly atmosphere, combined with our commitment to providing an engaging auction experience and expert shipping, makes us the go-to auction house for buyers and sellers alike. Whether you're looking to buy or sell, Donley Auctions is the place to be!

Step inside the fascinating world of high-end antiques and rare collectibles with the latest behind-the-scenes look from Donley Auctions. This episode features special guest Wayne Lensing dropping by to talk museum collections, alongside previews of upcoming auctions packed with extraordinary artifacts, historical treasures, and bizarre historical oddities.Highlights[00:06] Wayne Lensing's Museum Update: Wayne stops by the auction house to discuss his newly renamed museum, Lensing Historic Attractions, shifting focus toward broader historical education and showcasing eclectic finds.[02:00] Alan Koenigsberg Collection Auction: Previewing the massive multi-day event starting with an online-only cylinder record and book auction on Wednesday, followed by a live and online auction on Thursday featuring legendary historical photographs and sound equipment.[03:00] Invention and Technology Preview: A look at bizarre, hand-carved 18th-century scientific and technological items that resemble props straight out of a classic Frankenstein movie.[04:24] Vintage Edison Ticker Tape Machine: Mike brings in a historic Edison ticker tape machine dating from around 1900, highlighting its later use in illegal sports betting parlors in Cicero.[06:42] Dale Beaks Science Collection: Exploring upcoming fall auction items, featuring 1700s Indian maps, Masonic temple columns, early surveying gear, and a human hair woven art piece.[08:52] Boston Garter Display Case & Rare Cards: Susan presents a mahogany countertop display for men's sock fasteners, diving into the ultra-rare H813 Boston Garter baseball cards featuring legends like Ty Cobb and Shoeless Joe Jackson.[11:00] Illinois Farmers Oil Salesman Sample: Highlighting a velvet-lined salesman sample kit from the Farmers Oil Company in Ogle County, complete with rare tags and a miniature piece of farm equipment.[12:48] Albert Pick Antique Juice Press: Examining a heavy Chicago-made juice press by Albert Pick & Company, including its wild history used tableside for the French culinary delicacy known as press duck.