Do you collect airline-branded cutlery? Just found some rare pieces!

So, I was cleaning out my late uncle's attic and came across a small box of airline-branded cutlery. They've got the old school logos from airlines like Pan Am and TWA. Honestly, I never thought about collecting cutlery before, but these spoons and forks are pretty cool! The logos bring back some serious nostalgia.

I know there are folks who collect china and amenity kits, but is cutlery a thing in the aviation collectibles world? I mean, they're in pretty good shape, and they look like stainless steel, so maybe they're worth something?

I'm curious if anyone else here collects these or knows if there's a market for them. If you do, how do you display them? Or do they just sit in a drawer? Would love to hear your thoughts!

I've actually come across airline cutlery collecting a few times. It's not super common, but there's definitely a niche market for it. Stuff from airlines like Pan Am and TWA can be pretty sought after, especially if they're in good condition. Some collectors display them in shadow boxes or frames. Keeps them safe and looks cool. If you decide to sell, maybe check eBay or specialty collector sites to get an idea of value. What kind of condition are they in? Any unique pieces?