Stumbled upon a 1970s Braniff International amenity kit

So I was at a local flea market over the weekend and found this cool Braniff International amenity kit from the 1970s. It's got that classic retro vibe with the bold colors and the Braniff logo. Inside, there are a few things like a toothbrush, a tiny toothpaste tube, and this funky comb that screams vintage.

I don't usually collect amenity kits, but something about this one caught my eye. Is there any value in these, or is it more a nostalgia thing? Also, how do you guys display or store them? I'm thinking it could be a neat start to a collection or maybe just a conversation piece.

Anyone else come across something like this? Would love to hear your thoughts or see pictures if you've got similar finds!

Braniff stuff is pretty cool! Those bold designs are iconic. The amenity kits from the 70s can definitely have some value, especially if they're in good condition and have all the original items inside. Collectors love that kind of retro airline memorabilia. If you're thinking of displaying it, maybe a shadow box could work? Keeps it safe and looks good on a shelf or wall. Have you checked online to see if others have sold similar kits? Might give you an idea of its value.

That's a cool find! Those old amenity kits can be worth something, especially if they're complete and in good shape. Collectors love them for the nostalgia factor, and Braniff's design was so unique. I've got a couple of old kits myself, and I just keep them on a shelf in my office. They make for great conversation starters. If you're thinking of starting a collection, it might be fun to hunt down kits from other airlines too. Ever thought of displaying it with some vintage airline ads or memorabilia?