Deals From the Dark Side
Saison 1 Épisode 11 - Harem Belt
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While going through antiques at a market Steve comes across what appears to be an authentic chastity belt - though many claim the object never existed.
Sous-titres: English
Avec:Steve Santini
Saison 1
S01:E01 - Titanic Deck Chair
A seller who claims to have an authentic Titanic deck chair contacts Steve to make a sale. The team goes to great lengths to authenticate the artifact.
S01:E02 - Houdini Handcuffs
Steve tracks down a pair of handcuffs used by legendary escape artist Houdini.
S01:E03 - The Axe Head
After purchasing a Mowhawk axe head, Steve hits a road block when an expert tells him it isn't what he thinks it is...
S01:E04 - Cat O' Nine Tails
A former dominatrix tries to sell artifacts from an insane asylum and a unique cat o' nine tails.
S01:E05 - Bamberg Shackles
By chance Steve finds a set of Bamberg shackles - can he sneak this important find past the seller?
S01:E06 - A Piece of the Hindenberg
Steve's assistant bids for a piece of wreckage from the Hindenburg - the only catch is that it has yet to be authenticated.
S01:E07 - Executioner's Sword
Steve tracks down a rare executioner's sword and authenticates a medieval torture helmet.
S01:E08 - Hangmans Hood
Doubts are cast on the authenticity of a leather hangman's hood Steve recently purchased. Will be able to authenticate the find?
S01:E09 - Cruel Shoes
Steve gets his hands on a pair of hand-wrought german torture shoes.
S01:E10 - Jack the Ripper's Knife
Steve checks out a knife that was apparently used by Jack The Ripper.
S01:E11 - Harem Belt
While going through antiques at a market Steve comes across what appears to be an authentic chastity belt - though many claim the object never existed.
S01:E12 - Beheading Axe
Steve visits a private collector and falls in love with a 16th century beheading axe. Can he persuade the collector to sell?
S01:E13 - Pear of Anguish
Steve uncovers a great artifact known as the Pear of Anguish, an artifact so rare the ones in existence are typically fakes - is this the real deal?