Featured Planes, Planes, old planes and Nasa

came across this ring binder full of pictures of planes.
lot of them with the NASA on them. The binder also had two sheets of photo transparencies of some of these planes, including some original photographs.
not sure if these matter to anything.
not sure about todays kids though, but if they were to be given to a kid in the 60's he/she would go crazy!

please let me know your comments.
Thanks Antiquers!

 

highly interesting for aviation freaks.
even an old Tante Ju from the Germans (Junkers Ju 52/3m) showing up; perhaps the private plane of ze Krauts that brought the US up to the moon.
for people that research the cold war era certainly a treasure. should go to a specialised auction house.

 

https://www.vintagenasaphotographs.com/

https://www.ebay.com/b/Collectible-Military-Aircraft-Photos-Prints/104058/bn_3115694

https://www.amazon.com/Hiller-XC-142-plane-photo-1960s/dp/B00EV7T59K

Don't know much about how to value photographs and slides, but here are some places that are selling such items.

 

Old photo's...... aviation.......space........ a good triple cross over....

Value will depend on who's looking !!

Last pic.....those look like two U2 's ......
don't see those puppies every day.....................

 

Thank you Flipper, interesting links.
I keep learning and getting more humble!

 

Hi Fid, what are those specialized auction companies?
Thanks

 

I don't even know where you are. maybe others might help you. I'm in France.

 

California

 

@Raji can you read what is says on the sign above the hangar in the picture with the jet and the german plane ?

 

@Raji the American Jet with PN-220 looks to be a T-33 or F-80 , both of which my father worked on post korean war era. Not sure if it is , the number and the air intakes seem correct for that type of Jet .

 

It reads
Confederate Air Force
Flying Museum National HQ
Rebel Field Harlingen TX

 

found 2 more photos of Pn-220 (above) They are about 3 in x 2 in and have a glossy surface on the back.

 

another interesting one