American Pickers Stars Discover Dinosaur Hunters' Trove

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In the latest episode of American Pickers, hosts Mike Wolfe and 'Jersey Jon' Szalay traveled to Columbia, Tennessee where they discovered a storage building filled with items collected by the late Warren, a traveling salesman. The building was set to be sold, requiring the space to be cleared out. Among the finds were a 1920s rocking horse and other vintage collectibles that had been untouched for nearly 20 years since Warren's passing in 2001.

Why it matters

The American Pickers show is known for uncovering unique and valuable items from the past, often in unexpected places. This latest discovery highlights how even ordinary people can amass impressive collections over a lifetime that end up being rediscovered years later, offering a glimpse into history and the personal passions of collectors.

The details

As Mike and 'Jersey Jon' explored the storage building, they found a trove of items that belonged to Warren, a traveling salesman who had passed away in 2001. The collection had sat untouched for nearly two decades, as the building was set to be sold and the space needed to be cleared out. Among the finds were a 1920s rocking horse and other vintage collectibles that offered a window into Warren's interests and hobbies over the years.

• Warren passed away in 2001.
• The storage building containing his collection has sat untouched for the past 20 years.