From the start of regular U.S. passenger service in 1914, people have hung onto a wide variety of aviation collectibles, including timetables, china, posters, uniforms and promotional airplane models. Values depend on condition, rarity, and the appeal of a particular airline's brand.
The National Air and Space Museum holds some 50,000 artifacts, a significant subset of which can be viewed on this … [more]
Peter Jackson and friends have put together this great gallery of travel agent airline display models. The photo ga… [more]
Chris Sloan's collection of airline photos and paper. Includes four main sections: timetables and maps, planespotti… [more]
Cliff Muskiet's incredible collection of 600 vintage stewardess uniforms from over 250 airlines since the 1950's, i… [more]
This incredible collection of airline timetables by Perry Sloan includes hundreds of vintage and modern airline tim… [more]
Dieter's Flickr photoset of over 1,000 airline spoons is stunning. Browsable alphabetically, the spoons go back as … [more]
It would be hard to pick just one of these carry-ons for your next flight: Troy Litten's Airline Bag Lounge is a vi… [more]
The staggering number of images on this site are, unbelievably, only a subset of David Levine's collection of 1920s… [more]
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