Aerosmith merchandise is frequently branded with the band's logo - something rather like a hood ornament, a design of a silver "A" enclosed in a circle and bordered by wings. The band's name is spelled out over the design in a flowing, nearly swirling font. It frequently receives additional passings of design giving it slight alterations in shape, color or context to go along with new album promotions or simply new efforts by companies to keep the products fresh and appealing for a changing market of music fans. Among fans, the logo is simply known as "the wings."

The band has been around so long that their logo has been slapped upon every conceivable piece of apparel and consumer product yet invented. You'd have some trouble finding an Aerosmith ice cream machine, but you could just slap a bumper sticker on the thing and call it one. If you like Aerosmith enough, you can buy a yellow stylized onesie for your infant for $16.99 from RetroFactory.com. Autographed albums can go for as much as $1,286 if you want to cover your walls in Aerosmith in a slightly classier way than buying cheap posters.

Some aren't quite so expensive. You can get a hand signed autograph of Aerosmith for roughly $20 on eBay - but a World Series baseball currently on auction goes for a starting bid of $199 currently. A signed Fender Stratocaster goes for $800 with free shipping thrown in. Aerosmith seems to have spent at least 20% of their time from 1970 onwards scribbling their names on a variety of random objects, so finding some to suit your tastes won't be terribly challenging.