Good.

I got the scratches here that I wanted to kind of check out.

They're not only crutches, they have, like a pistol on him.

Okay, Now what you want for these things?

Uh, honestly, I don't I have no clue.

You're telling me information at Ike?

It's blowing my mind right now.

I have no clue their work.

I have a buddy who will know all about this stuff, Okay?

And if you give me 15 20 minutes, I'll get down there.

Cool.

Okay.

All right.

Don't touch them.

Jump!

Hey, how's it doing?

See you.

So it's not quite a peg leg gun, but it's pretty close for Flint locks.

They looked late 18th early 19th century.

So I'm figuring who's an officer with the peg leg.

Basically, he doesn't know anything about him, and he won't admit it, but that's why we called you down here.

Okay.

Uh, do you mind if I pick it up?

Yeah.

Please help yourself.

So let's just start with the pistols.

They are flintlock.

Um wow, that is so cool.

So normally there'd be a side plate here, right?

Which holds the lock to the wood of a stock they did away with the side plate and actually put in sort of little brass washers on each end.

And you can see the GRU is designed.

So they took the original screws, created brass washers and just put them grafted them right into like a It looks like an existing pair of crutches.

So basically, you would have it here.

It would be loaded, and you kind of bring it up and fire.

That is so cool.

So, what, you think it's worth normally like to give you an immediate evaluation in a price?

I'm not there with these.

I'd really like to test fire.

That's doing Wait, Let me get my phone.

Will change numbers and we'll get to the right.

Okay.

All right.

All right.

All right.

Thanks.

We're ready to fire these things.

Yeah, I think we are.

Um, are there any volunteers for firing?

That's why I'm here.

He's gotta be good at something.

I set up some apples on strings because they're kind of fun to aim at.

It's gonna be very hard to hit them, so I want you to get pretty close if you're gonna find All right, you guys come over here.

I'm gonna load him.

All right.

So go ahead and put on your eyes and ears.

This is Tripp left.

Black powder.

Okay.

Okay, So this one's gonna be ready, and that one's ready.

Are you ready, chum?

All right, Rick, I told you once, I'll tell you again, I'm gonna need that raise.

Oh, not bad for one leg, Captain.

You are.

I think I got her, mate.

That's how it's done.

Well, they work and jumping.

Kill himself.

Pretty freaking awesome.

Yeah.

So, um, what do you think they're worth?

It's hard to value something like this because it's, you know, you haven't seen another one come through, but I think the association with the engraving of the name of the Captain Morris and his association, which our founder and the fact that they're so unique and that they work, I think the right auction 25,000 for you like that.

All right.

I'm gonna leave you to it.

Yeah.

Can you give me a ride?

Absolutely, buddy.

Okay.

So what do you take from Alex said 25 racks.

I want 25 racks.

Well, good luck with that.

If you want to put in an auction.

You go get paid a year and 1/2.

I don't know anything about.

So Yeah, so I'll give you 10 grand.

Well valued at 25.

Can we go?

Let's go.

2020.

20,000.

I might get 20,000 out of myself for 25.

Okay.

I'll be I'll be fair.

We give you 13.

Grant.

What about 15.

15?

At least?

Honey, come on.

You know what?

There is always the possibility to go for more than an auction.

I could do much better, So you know what a risk of 15.

Thank you.

Um, so bringing down the shop will do some paperwork or get paid.

Okay, is pretty awesome.

I'm more than happy with $15,000 because that's more than what I walked in with.

And it's way more than what I was expecting.

Also, the fact that it's a little piece of history to it that makes it even more valuable just to me personally.