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Where can you shop in person?
Antique Archaeology’s official locations information lists stores in LeClaire and Nashville. HISTORY also identifies both as Antique Archaeology locations and describes the shops as selling antiques, vintage items, and folk art: HISTORY’s American Pickers page.
LeClaire, Iowa
The LeClaire shop is at 115 Davenport Street. Its official visit page currently posts hours of 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 11 a.m.–4 p.m. Sunday. Check the retailer’s visit page before making a trip, since hours and operations can change.
Nashville, Tennessee
The official locations page lists the Nashville shop and describes its selection as including vintage items, collectibles, home décor, gifts, and gear. Check that page for current store information before visiting.
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Can you buy the finds online?
Yes. Antique Archaeology’s online shop lists antiques as well as apparel, souvenirs, drinkware, home goods, and other merchandise. It is a way to browse the retailer’s current online assortment, but the available evidence does not show that every object featured on television is listed there.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.Are the specific objects from the show available?
Not necessarily. Antique Archaeology described collectibles seen on American Pickers as displayed in its Nashville shop in a 2019 article, in a retail setting that also had museum-like displays. That is evidence that some show-associated pieces have been shown there—not that they remain in stock or that all items bought during filming are offered to the public. The article is available at Antique Archaeology’s account of the Nashville display.
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If you are looking for a particular item, check the online shop or contact the store directly to ask whether it is currently available. The cited sources do not establish routine sales of the show’s finds through auctions or third-party marketplaces.
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Which shopping option makes sense?
- Visit a shop if you want to browse in person; check the retailer’s current location details and hours before traveling.
- Browse online if convenience matters or you want to see what the official shop currently lists.
- Ask about a specific on-air object rather than assuming it is for sale; a past display or television appearance is not confirmation of current availability.
Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on Amazon at the time of purchase will apply.
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