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The crew salvage architectural elements at Roanoke College in Salem, Virginia. Key items include railings, brick paving, gothic lighting and a safe dating from the 1940s. A mantelpiece is repurposed.
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A farmhouse built in the late 1800s in South Boston, Virginia, yields chairs, milk-painted panelling and an arched window, and the team get to pick through some of the owner's personal collection 20:03 Expired
A two-piece staircase is removed from a farmhouse in Marion, Virginia, which also yields a mantelpiece, vintage light fittings and period doors. A custom-built bar is created out of some panel doors. 20:03 Expired
The team save items from a Victorian-style farmhouse built in 1911 in Laurel Fork, Virginia, focusing on wood trim and panelling. They also learn how to hand-throw bricks at a local brick company. 20:03 Expired
The team salvage a set of four large industrial sliding doors from an old bottling plant in Covington, Virginia. At the warehouse, an unusual antique-style gate is made incorporating a rusty bicycle. 20:03 Expired
The crew return to the scene of a previous salvage operation, a 1780s house in Abingdon, Virginia, to save its original log structure, and find out how the wood is milled for a custom building project 19:50 Expired
The team save items from a house built in Mount Jackson, Virginia, in 1926. Their main focus is on salvaging clay-fired roof tiles and oversized cornice brackets. A bench is made from an old dresser. 19:56 Expired
The team head to the countryside to salvage different structures from an apple orchard in Roseland, Virginia, including an old barn. Key finds include roof tin, apple picking ladders and apple crates. 19:56 Expired
The crew tackle two jobs in Virginia, rescuing conductor chairs from an old freight train caboose in Copper Hill, and picking through an eclectic collection in a four-storey warehouse in Arrington 20:04 Expired
The crew take on a foursquare farmhouse built in the 1920s in Roanoke, Virginia, salvaging colonnades, pocket doors and a front door. At the workshop, a tailgate grill and cooler unit are created. 20:04 Expired
The team remove a stock market teletrade machine from an office in Roanoke, Virginia. The crew then heads north to Granville, Ohio, to pick through a collection of items housed in a two-storey barn. 20:04 Expired
Items are rescued from a former navy ship, the USS Zuni/USCGC Tamaroa, found in a nautical salvage yard in Norfolk, Virginia. Key finds include an officer's table, portholes and wooden ship frames.November 2015
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The team salvage items from a farmhouse and barn in Edison, New Jersey, which date from the 1790s and 1840s. Key finds include corner plinths, thick floorboards, Dutch doors and an elaborate entryway. 19:57 Expired
The crew disassemble a 40ft Eiffel Tower replica that was commissioned for a French restaurant in Columbus, Ohio, in the 1990s. While there, they see a fellow salvager and pick through his collection.September 2015 19:33
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A Stick-style house built in the late 1800s in Knoxville, Tennessee, yields key finds including East Lake hardware, surround tiles and front porch columns. An old bus front is transformed into a bar. 20:08 Expired
The team salvage items from a Vernacular Greek Revival-style house in Roanoke, Virginia, that dates from the 1830s. Key finds include flooring, front porch columns and a large built-in cabinet. 19:54 Expired
Key finds include a large conservatory, bottle glass windows and some darkroom equipment as the crew salvage items at a 1940s house in Washington, DC. A bar and cabinet are created using an old piano. 19:54 Expired
Huge built-in cabinets, mahogany wall panelling and a porcelain bathtub are salvaged from a house that was built in 1910 in Fairmont, West Virginia. The crew create a chandelier from a wine barrel.August 2015