Need a price on two AN-S-31A Suit, Flying, Summer

[rambob]

I bought a nice grouping of clothing from an ex WWII Air Force Crew Chief. Among them are two absolutely mint, unissued AN-S-31A Summer Flying Suits. I have not had the time to photograph them, but below are the details and tag contents. I do not collect Aviation stuff and would like to give them a good home, for a fair price. So could someone out there please give me a ballpark, fair market price for these suits, so I can price them right in the For Sale section.

 

Mint AN-S-31A with cutter tag on collar.

 

Tag is Black with gold lettering.

 

SUIT-SUMMER FLYING

SPEC.No AN-S-31A

SIZE 38 MEDIUM

STOCK No 8300-792088

P.O. No (33-038) 44-6240AF.

DAVIS SPORTSWEAR, INC

PROPERTY OF AIR FORCES,U.S.A.

 

Mint AN-S-31A, without any cutters tags.

 

Tag is Black with silver lettering.

 

SUIT,SUMMER,FLYING

SPEC. # AN-S-31A

SIZE 38M

ORDER NO.(33-038)44-6244-AF

Robert Manufacturing Co.

PROPERTY OF AIR FORCES,U.S.ARMY

[Bob Hudson]

SUIT-SUMMER FLYING

SPEC.No AN-S-31A

SIZE 38 MEDIUM

STOCK No 8300-792088

 

One with a stock number similar to that (the last numbers were different which usually just indicates a size difference) just sold on Ebay for $255.00 - it had the Army Air Force logo printed on the shoulder, which probably makes a big difference. There were six bidders on that but only two them went above $180 and half the bidders dropped out before it hit $100.

 

A non-Ebay online seller has an olive drab AN-S-31A for $165.

 

If I was going to put a fixed price on one of these wanted to be fairly certain it sold, I would not go above $150 and if I didn't pay lot for them in the first place I might even price them at $125 each. Collectibles have wide price range and some people are willing to let something sit on the shelf a long time in hopes of getting the highest price, but if something didn't cost me a lot I'm often willing to price near the low to middle end of the range.

[rambob]

Forum Support. Thanks for the response and the opinions. Both suits have the multi color Airforce emblem on the left shoulder and a white version of the emblem printed on the inside back. These suits can NOT be upgraded, they truly are museum quality and the best of the best, so I will try to get a reasonable price for them.