Safety Cards

The only safety cards I have are more like safety booklets from Air Force One. I have 2 different ones, and they're from the old VC-137's - one's from the Nixon years, one's from the Reagan years.

I have seen the current Marine One and Air Force One booklets, but I don't have them. I do have a Reagan Marine One seating chart, though.

Here's what the covers of the AF1 books looks like, in case anyone's curious to see what they look like:

Nixon:

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y22...safetycard.jpg


Reagan:

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y22...afetycard1.jpg


Anyone know if these are rare? I would think so.

We all have those. *yawn*



kidding.

Newest addition for me is a crisp Champion Air 727 card. :)

Thanks to Mr. Fred Miller I now have 2 TWA safety cards, a 727 and a MD-80 from the double strip days. Thanks Fred.

I have...

Bunch of AA MD80 safety Cards
Quite a few AA 757 Safety Cards.

NWA A319, DC9, AVRO and 757 Safety Cards.

SWA 737 Safety Cards.

I believe thats it.

Alex

Edit- Left out USA3000 A320 Card, and a Champion Air 727 Card as well, but Dirty though haha.

Ugh, you guys make me mad!

I would have had another safety card to my collection (a good shape WN 73G, I have one that is all torn up from my first leg) but some idiot left gum on it that I can't get off..... So I really only have an AirTran 73G in good shape!!

Alex, I would kill for that NW DC-9 and Avro card!

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Originally Posted by Chris102

The only safety cards I have are more like safety booklets from Air Force One. I have 2 different ones, and they're from the old VC-137's - one's from the Nixon years, one's from the Reagan years.

I have seen the current Marine One and Air Force One booklets, but I don't have them. I do have a Reagan Marine One seating chart, though.

Anyone know if these are rare? I would think so.

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I have seen the Reagan card a very few times in eBay in the past six years. I've never seen the Nixon one, or the card for VC-25A.

Each time the Reagan card was on eBay, IIRC, it sold for $100+. It's probably one of the highest selling cards ever after Braniff Concorde, BA Concorde Issue 1, and TU-144. The TU-144 card, to my knowledge, is the highest-selling card ever. It sold at over $1,200--one expensive piece of paper! :shock:

I am impressed with how many of you collect safety cards. For those of you looking to trade safety cards or add to your collection, I'll drop a shameless plug for my safety card collecting group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/inflight-safetycards/

Hope to see some of you there! :wink: