Storage Wars Season 1 Episode 10 School House Lock

In episode 10 of Storage Wars season 1, titled "School House Lock," the competitors head to Glendale, California to bid on abandoned storage lockers. The episode starts with an auctioneer announcing the rules of the game, and the bidders anxiously anticipate the first locker reveal. To everyone's surprise, the first locker contains a variety of vintage toys from the 1970s and 1980s.

The bidders assess the contents of the locker and make their initial bids. The first item to catch everyone's attention is a fully functional Barbie Dream House, still in its original packaging. The bidders' excitement increases, with Jimmy and Darrell locked in a heated bidding war.

Next up is a collection of He-Man action figures and accessories. Barry, who is known for his love of nostalgia items, bid the highest and wins the locker. However, his luck runs out when he opens the locker to discover that most of the toys are damaged or incomplete, leaving him with a lot of work to do to restore their value.

In the second locker, the bidders come across something unexpected. In the midst of the piles of furniture and household items, they find an old school desk. Dave, the self-proclaimed "King of Palmdale," sees something special in the desk and places a sizeable bid, despite protests from his fellow bidders.

Inside the desk, Dave finds a bundle of old letters and documents that he believes are valuable. However, he needs to get them appraised to confirm their worth. Meanwhile, Brandi and Jarrod come across a collection of car parts that they are confident will sell quickly in their store.

The third locker proves to be a tough sell as it is packed to the brim with furniture and appliances. It's a risky bet for any of the bidders, but Darrell takes a chance and wins the locker. Upon inspection, he discovers an antique sewing machine and a vintage china set that he hopes will bring in a good profit.

Finally, the last locker of the day offers a surprise for the bidders. In the middle of the junk and clutter, they find an old trunk. Upon opening it, they find an old pair of cowboy boots and a collection of photography equipment. Dave is quick to recognize the value of the photography equipment and places a high bid on the locker.

Overall, "School House Lock" serves as a reminder that in storage auctions, it's not always about what you see on the surface. Sometimes, the most valuable items are hidden among the clutter and require a discerning eye to spot. The bidders must use their instincts and expertise to make the right choices, or risk losing out on a potentially lucrative opportunity.