] 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!