So I was cleaning out my grandma's attic and came across this little box marked 'airline souvenirs.' Inside, there were a couple of tiny salt and pepper shakers with airline logos on them. I think one was from American Airlines and the other from Delta, but they're pretty old, not sure from when exactly. They look like they're made of ceramic or porcelain, and they're in decent shape. Does anyone know if these are worth collecting? I never really thought about airline salt and pepper shakers as collectible items, but now I'm curious. Do any of you have these in your collections? If so, how do you display them? And is there any market for them if I decide to part with them? I'd love to hear your thoughts or any info you might have!
Found an Old Set of Airline Branded Salt and Pepper Shakers
Those airline-branded salt and pepper shakers can definitely be collectible, especially if they're vintage and in good condition. Some folks are really into airline memorabilia. The value can depend on the rarity and age. I'd check eBay or similar sites to see if anyone else is selling similar items and at what price. As for displaying them, a small glass cabinet might work if you want to show them off. If you decide to sell, make sure to highlight any unique features or the era they're from. Might be worth a shot!
Those sound pretty cool! Airline memorabilia can be surprisingly valuable, especially vintage stuff. A lot depends on the airline, age, and condition. Some collectors go nuts for anything with an airline logo on it. If you're thinking about selling, check sites like eBay to see what similar items go for. For display, maybe a small shelf or shadow box? Keeps them safe and easy to show off. Do they have any dates or serial numbers on them? That might help date them.
I've got a couple of those shakers too! Found them at a thrift store ages ago. They're such quirky little pieces. Some collectors really love airline memorabilia, and specific ones can go for a good price, especially if they're from airlines or eras that no longer exist. I'd say check out eBay or other collector sites to see what similar items are going for. If you decide to keep them, a small display shelf works great. They don't take up much space, and it's a neat conversation starter.