I am Edward Meyer. I've been with Ripley's Believe It or Not for 37 years.
This is the fifth location I've worked at.
My job is I buy the exhibits that we put into our museums.
The largest collection of little things in the world,
created by Willard Wigan living in Birmingham, England.
I consider his sculptures the most amazing thing I've ever seen.
We're magnified at over 400 times or you wouldn't see a thing.
Every single thing he does is either on the
head of a pin or in the eye of a needle.
I have to make them.
This tool here has a little hook on the end, a microscopic hook.
Yeah, this one has a little blade on the end there which slices and manipulates it.
So, I make it myself.
To work on this molecular level what do you have to do?
You have to control your whole nervous system.
You do your work in between the heart beat.
Today, he makes three or four of these a year, roughly 120 to this point.
This is a very famous fight, 1964 Muhammad Ali.
This is Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, a great dance team from the 1930s, 1940s.
This is the Golden Gate Bridge, 24 karat gold inside the eye of a common needle.
And I went to England, thinking I was buying one piece,
and then it was 12 pieces, and by the time I came home I had 97.