Found a Lufthansa First Class Salt and Pepper Set - Keep or Sell?

Hey everyone, so I was digging through some stuff at a local vintage shop and came across a Lufthansa first class salt and pepper set. They're these tiny silver shakers with the Lufthansa crane logo on them. I think they're from the late 90s or early 2000s? Not entirely sure.

At first, I thought they'd make a nice little addition to my collection (I mostly collect model aircraft), but now I'm wondering if they're worth more to someone else. Has anyone else seen these or know if they're collectible?

Would love to hear your thoughts on whether I should keep them or maybe try selling them to someone who's more into airline memorabilia. Also, if anyone knows a good place to check the value of something like this, that'd be super helpful!

I'd say hang onto them if they look cool to you. Airline memorabilia can be tricky to value. Some collectors go nuts for stuff like that, especially if it's not super common. You could try checking eBay to see if similar items are listed or sold. That might give you an idea of what they're worth. But if you like them, why not keep them as a quirky addition to your collection?

If you like them, maybe keep them for now. They're a neat piece of airline history, and you don't come across them every day. But if you're leaning towards selling, check out eBay or specialized aviation collectibles sites to get a sense of their value. Sometimes these small items can surprise you with what they're worth, especially if they're in good condition and from a popular airline like Lufthansa. Do you have any other airline stuff in your collection?

I'd say hold onto them for a bit. You never know when the value might go up, especially if they're from a specific period like the late 90s or early 2000s. Airline memorabilia can be super niche, and sometimes the odd items like these get more attention. If you do decide to sell, eBay's a decent start, or maybe try some aviation collector groups online. You might find someone who's been hunting for exactly those shakers!