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American Pickers Film Locally This Fall
21 Jul
Summary
- Show producers are seeking unique items for filming in September.
- Collections with compelling stories and historical significance are desired.
- Specific item interests include vintage toys, motorcycles, and folk art.
Residents in Iowa and Illinois with substantial antique collections may soon see their items featured on the History Channel's "American Pickers." The show's production team plans to film in the region this September, actively seeking individuals who possess unique items, sizable collections, or artifacts with interesting backstories.
Producers are specifically looking for historically significant and rare items that they have not encountered before. While they do not visit public markets, they are interested in items such as vintage motorcycles and scooters, old signs, toys, early furniture, vending machines, folk art, and taxidermy. People wishing to be considered should submit their contact information, location, and a description of their collection, along with photographs, to the production team via email or by calling.
This presents an opportunity for collectors in the area to share their passion and discoveries with a national audience. The show's premise involves antique pickers traveling across the country to uncover unusual collections and the narratives behind them, making this a potential platform for local history and unique finds.
