Ww2 air force flight manuals

Hi new here. I have a stack of flight manuals and Associated material.any idea if a Museum or private collector would be interested and how to contact? One is a Walt Disney Illustrated pilot guide from 1942

 

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This is the one with illustrations by Walt Disney

 

Sell.

 

Those look fantastic! Will be keeping this in mind. By the way, welcome aboard!

 

You do realize that none of these are particularly earth shattering or rare, right?

 

If so,where are they? I'd love to price them out.

 

Google is your friend.

If you want something from the Air Corps/Force relatively rare, try an Arado 234 manual in english, or maybe two.

 

Check eBay; both current auctions and completed/sold listings. That will give you an idea for what they are worth to consumers. I very much doubt a museum would be interested in purchasing these -- your best bet is to list them online.

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Depending on where you are and the current tax laws you might be able to claim then as a donation. If so Ebay prices are a good way to validate the value you are assigning to them.

 

Cool.i have a small flight Museum here in town