The souvenirs I value most are recipes (or inspirations) for dishes that I can recreate at home to conjure up taste memories of a place again and again.
The accompanying notes class this as a "low value" souvenir, explaining that such purchases fell under the duties of her role, which involves travelling to meet other broadcasting executives.
"She purchased low value British souvenirs, and bottles of Pimms as modest gifts to executives from other companies".
It seems likely that, eventually, only books that have value as souvenirs, gifts or artefacts will remain bound in paper.Newspapers and magazines are on the same trajectory.
But Ohio Senator John Sherman warned, "the enormous number of [such] half dollars would destroy their value as souvenirs".
Some Olympic torchbearers in England are finding out this week just how much their once-in-a-lifetime sports souvenir is worth, though the value may not be as high as originally thought.
A wonderfully inclusive label, it can apply to anything, because anything can be a souvenir, any object whose real value lies in its association with a past journey — or, I suppose, a person.
Do Americans place little value on sicko souvenirs, or is the country so awash in handicrafting psychopaths that the market is flooded?
Thanks to the artist's formalistic approach, the series is far from grotesque, nor does it exploit the curiosity value of such souvenirs.
Participants who completed the survey successfully were given a souvenir and a phone card valued ¥100.
