david had in his desk he looked at all of the time, nobody knew that album was there. and how did you know? jan showed it to me. jamie: how much did you think your inheritance was worth? i had no idea, things were not valued, and artifacts cannot be sold they have to be donated. they have eagle have eagle feathers on them. she is flabbergasted when a probate court appraise are said otherwise. jamie: what did they tell you. it was worth $20,000 the entire collection. jamie: on what basis? they done believe there was any value they were interested in silver, and pots and pans. jamie: no val out the art work? sandy makes it her quest to
all right here we go, 9,000 once the bidding starts it is clear that dave hawkins is not only one obsessed with the big machines. was it a sell out? was a sell out we were hoping to get 600 people, and we were almost double that. bidders as far from canada and mexico. 1936 john deere sold $2,000. 46 sold 3,000. 49 sold 600. 51 oliver, sold, 8,000 dollars. 58 john deere 730 diesel, told, 20 thousand dollars. tractors are valuable to people. yes, they are emotionally and financially. jamie: the dedication to dave hawk inmemory pays off auction
all right here we go, 9,000 once the bidding starts it is clear that dave hawkins is not only one obsessed with the big machines. was it a sell out? was a sell out we were hoping to get 600 people, and we were almost double that. bidders as far from canada and mexico. 1936 john deere sold $2,000. 46 sold 3,000. 49 sold 600. 51 oliver, sold, 8,000 dollars. 58 john deere 730 diesel, told, 20 thousand dollars. tractors are valuable to people. yes, they are emotionally and financially. jamie: the dedication to dave hawk inmemory pays off auction
shock. it was i life changing blow. he went to the same church from the day he was born until the day he died. he was baptized and had his funeral in the same small kupri church, it was country church it was important that we all knew that legacy and continued that on. jamie: at first life on the farm continues as before. dave s son-in-law, alex s dad farms the acreage. alex tends the tractors but soon the loss of their patriarch sends ripples of change, dai-ichi widow jude dave s widow judy moved into town. e. did that surprise you? no. jamie: dave s absence creates a crisis sparking strong disagreement went the family, should they hang on to his
jamie: for young miller, his journey of discovery was a right of passage what indians might call a vision quest. setting him on a unique career path after serving in world war ii he heads to hollywood studios are turning out westerns establishes himself as a leading consultant to directors looking to cast native americans in their film. david works on dozens of westerns including tomahawk, and how the west was won. and the tv series daniel boone. his wife gets him to write a book about his experience. in 1470s 1970s david and jan move to rancho santa fe, that is where they meet sandy