American Pickers “The Five-Generation Pick” S25E8 January 24 2024 on History
On Wednesday January 24 2024, History broadcasts an episode of the series American Pickers!
The Five-Generation Pick Season 25 Episode 8 Episode Summary
In this episode of “American Pickers” on History, titled “The Five-Generation Pick,” viewers are in for a nostalgic journey as Mike, Robbie, and Jersey delve into the treasures of small-town America. The focus shifts to a quaint main street in Indiana, where Mike explores a time-capsule drugstore that promises a glimpse into the past. The attic, laden with apothecary relics, becomes a treasure trove for the pickers, presenting an array of historical artifacts that are ready to find new homes.
As the pickers travel down the road to West Virginia, the adventure continues with a visit to a family farm that boasts a rich history dating back to the 1800s. The narrative unfolds as the team uncovers hidden gems and untold stories, providing viewers with a captivating blend of history, nostalgia, and the thrill of the pick. The episode showcases the essence of “American Pickers,” where every artifact carries a story, and the art of the pick lies in unearthing these forgotten tales.
What Time is the “The Five-Generation Pick” Episode On?
The The Five-Generation Pick episode of American Pickers will be broadcast on January 24 2024 on History at 9:00 PM at ET/PT.
Is the “The Five-Generation Pick” Episode New?
The The Five-Generation Pick episode of American Pickers is all new!
American Pickers The Five-Generation Pick Cast & Stars
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| Mike Wolfe Danielle Colby Robbie Wolfe |
The Five-Generation Pick Episode Videos & Previews
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American Pickers Series Information
| Have you been building up a collection of Americana over the past 50-plus years? If so, then Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz may pay you a visit one day. The Midwestern pickers travel across America in search of rare artifacts and national treasures that they can buy from the collectors they visit and then sell in their antiques shops or, in some cases, put in their personal collections. They usually have to dig through boxes or piles filled with items that have accumulated over the years, which are often located in such places as barns or spare rooms in the owners' homes. While the guys are willing to buy pretty much anything old, their particular interests include items having to do with the auto industry and classic toys. |
