Listen: Adam Gottlieb, the Northern California chapter president for the non-profit American Political Items Collectors.
Fans of American history, button collectors, and pop culture aficionados will gather at Curtis Hall in Sierra 2 (2791 24th Street, Sacramento) for the annual show and sale of the American Political Items Collectors (APIC.us). More than 15 tables of memorabilia will be available for the public to shop.
This show is a great opportunity to shop for hundreds of political campaign buttons, posters, advertising pinbacks, women’s suffrage, protest and social justice cause-related items, and pop culture material. The public can also get free appraisals of political items by experts, bid in live auctions, and see displays of political Americana. Admission is $3. Children and students are free and first-time attendees will receive free buttons.
The American Political Items Collectors is a non-profit hobbyist organization dedicated to the study and preservation of material relating to America’s political heritage. Its members range from students to stockbrokers, history teachers, political scientists, elected officials, and armchair historians.
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