History For Hire is staffed by well-trained professionals, each one a specialist in several historical areas. Contact them direct with the needs of your show, and they can help you with the look you are after. If you need special guidance through the minutiae of a particular period, they are ready and eager to help. Team players all; they will make sure that you get what you need, when you need it. Just click on their names to contact them directly.

Whether you visit us in person or shop via the web, we are happy to help you through the rental process. The first step is to pick out the props that are right for your project.
A graduate of the Film Department of Drexel University, Jaime Mengual comes to us with a production background. Already versed in WWI and WWII, Jaime has become knowledgeable in areas as diverse as 19th century luggage and period ladies' fans. Jaime's experience means that he is familiar with how your props will look on screen, and can advise you what will work best for your project.
Seiji Kobayashi
joins us from his hometown of
Pam Elyea, along with her husband Jim, own History For Hire, Inc. and is a graduate of the Art Center College of Design with a degree in photography. Pam has extensive experience in sales, marketing and advertising. Her knowledge of the rental stock of History For Hire is encyclopedic. If we have it, Pam will know. Pam's special interest is the 1939 World's Fair and her collection contains many rare and one-of-a-kind items from that exhibition