Delta Air Lines
If you’ve ever wanted to own a piece of airline history — or possibly even an airplane lavatory toilet — here’s your chance.
Each month, Delta Air Lines hosts a surplus sale at its museum near the Atlanta airport, its main hub for flights.
Eager flight enthusiasts are able to have their pick of everything from airline cutlery and lapel pins, to service carts and lounge seats. There are even plane parts, like tail cones, for sale, too.
The airline recently shared photos of some of the items for sale with Business Insider. Here are some of our favorites:
The sale takes place on the second Friday of each month.
Delta Air Lines
Proceeds from the sale are a fundraiser for the museum, and feature vintage items not for sale in the museum’s gift shop.
Delta Air Lines
“They’re a treasure hunt each time – you never know what you’ll find,” the airline says on its website.
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Source: Business Insider – grapier@businessinsider.com (Graham Rapier)