Aircraft Memorobilia

[Saleen836]

A friend of mine is clearing out the garage of an ederly neighbour, her husband passed away a little over 2 years ago and now feels ready to have a clear out so my friend is helping,they have only scratched the surface of the garage but there is sone aircraft/war memorobilia and doesn't know what to do with it, I said I would post a couple photos and ask the PH massive for input.

There are a few of these models....


A collection of these plates....



There is I think some other stuff but my first thought was stick them on FB market place or ebay, are they worth the hassle?

[Simpo Two]

Those Dambusters plates might be Danbury Mint: I have a Spitfire one. They'll sell on eBay if you can do the photos and packaging. If that's too hard, a charity shop will be pleased to have them.

Did you know Avro Lancaster had a brother? Burt.

[Saleen836]

Simpo Two said:

Those Dambusters plates might be Danbury Mint: I have a Spitfire one. They'll sell on eBay if you can do the photos and packaging. If that's too hard, a charity shop will be pleased to have them.

Did you know Avro Lancaster had a brother? Burt.

Back of the plates look like this...

[aeropilot]

Those Dambusters plates will sell well as a set, on the Bay of Evil assuming they are all the same matching number on each plate?

[Simpo Two]

The B denotes 'Bradford Exchange'. Look on eBay for 'bradford exchange dambusters'.

Edited by Simpo Two on Friday 5th June 13:38

[eccles]

The Lancaster model looks like the Corgi one, they have a certain value. Do an ebay check for going rates.