So, I recently stumbled across a collection of airline timetables from the 70s and 80s at a local thrift store. We're talking Pan Am, Eastern, and even some Braniff ones! They were just sitting there in a dusty box, and I couldn't resist picking them up. The artwork and designs are super cool, and it's like holding a piece of history in your hands.
But now I'm wondering-are these worth hanging onto? Do people actually collect these? I know they probably don't have the same nostalgia value as model planes or safety cards, but there's something about them that I just find fascinating.
I'm curious if anyone else here collects timetables or if there's a community out there for this kind of stuff. Also, any tips on how to store them without getting them damaged would be awesome. Right now, they're just in a shoebox, and I'm sure there's a better way. Thoughts?
But now I'm wondering-are these worth hanging onto? Do people actually collect these? I know they probably don't have the same nostalgia value as model planes or safety cards, but there's something about them that I just find fascinating.
I'm curious if anyone else here collects timetables or if there's a community out there for this kind of stuff. Also, any tips on how to store them without getting them damaged would be awesome. Right now, they're just in a shoebox, and I'm sure there's a better way. Thoughts?