Interesting point, about the value of these sorts of things. I think like the sort of stuff you get on Ebay sometimes, it’s probably only really worth what they buyer is prepared to pay.
Do Red Arrows signatures have a value? Maybe a signed print will become a collector’s item, and thus have a value; a signed brochure? I don’t know; it’s ‘only’ 9 RAF pilots at the end of the day, scrawling on a mass-produced brochure. But to 6 year-old little Johnny, who has roundels in his eyes, it would be absolutely priceless!
Many of my BBMF brochures are signed, by air and ground crew; they are worth a lot to me, in sentimental terms anyway, but who on the street wants a signature of Flight Mechanic Bloggs?
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