Page 2 - Pristine Shape News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

On May 4, 1891, the schooner-barge Atlanta was heading up Lake Superior with a load of coal. It went down in heavy gales. It hasn't been seen since, until now.

The administration. tom, what are you hearing? >> well, take a look at this video that we've been showing a little bit earlier, kate. and i want you to remember what you're seeing here, these fortified bunkers, basically, these hangars to hold jets out there. some damage out here on the open tarmac of this airfield and some other places. we don't really have comprehensive video, but that's what you can see so far. now let's look at the airfield from 2014 when it was in pristine shape. command and control structures are always the first target. communications, radar, aircraft controls. so you m...

For cash to rebuild their family enterprise after superstorm sandy. that includes salty's, the ice cream parlor that's been in the family for half a century. as they do, brick rediscovers a long forgotten collection of vintage comic books. a strange inheritance, going back to his grandfather, that may be a treasure trove. >> we had them up in the attic. >> where there wasn't water? >> correct. >> how many comic books are we talking about? >> turned out we had over 1100 comic books. >> that's amazing. >> thank goodness they had been stashed in the attic. anywhere else and sandy would have washe...

America. jamie: in 2015, brick and britta wenzel are scrambling for cash including to revamp salty's, the ice cream parlor that has been in the family for centuries. brick discovers a strange inheritance, comic books, going back to his grandpa that may be a treasure trove. >> he had him in the attic. jamie: how many are we talking about? >> we had over 1100 comic books. >> that is amazing. jamie: what's more is that grandpa gustav kept his comic books in pristine shape. >> there were no wrinkles, they were in great shape and someday

The best ones. they want to cherry pick through the island, look for a few of those gems that might be in barns or under tarp somewhere that really could be add to the collection or really be worth something. >> is anybody giving an amount as to what they could fetch some of these cars if they're in good condition, at least? >> well, i haven't heard any estimates, per se, but on those true collector cars, they're going to pay record market prices. if you had a mercedes from the 1950s in pristine shape, that's $500,000 car. now, these ones that everyone knows most, these 1955 bellaires and thes...