Ohio Central Lines Brass Baggage Tag

A nice small Local tag from the Ohio Central Lines. Local means the traveler would not be leaving the OC track. This is single sided and it measures 1 3/8" by 1 3/4". It is number 2242.

Four brass baggage tags: Michigan Central, New York Central & Hudson River, Ohio Central, Lake Shore & Tuscarawas Valley - unusual lettering

An interline brass baggage tag used for travel between Madison, Wisconsin and Golden City, Colorado. The lines used were the Milwaukee Road, Rock Isand and the Colorado Central. Interesting to see Gol

A large unserialized tag with great markings It has MICH CENT RR CO in bold lettering across the center. It measures 1 7/8" by 2 1/4". It has Chicago as the home location for this tag. It has a W. W.

A Vermont Central Railroad brass baggage tag. It measures 1 3/4" by 2 1/4". It has a rolled edge and it is clearly marked as Thomas's patent "Feb 19, 1867". This patent involves a top section with a r

A Michigan Central Railroad brass baggage tag. It measures 1 7/8" by 2 1/4". It is thick brass and single sided. It has very round base corners. The original black enamel is intact. It has a Wilcox ma

A pair of brass baggage tags and a watch from a specific Boston & Maine Fireman: (1) New York Central & Hudson river brass baggage tag with original leather strap and 2 cardstock inserts showing routi

A very old brass baggage tag from the Memphis & Charleston Railroad. It was used for baggage traveling between Cincinnati and Chillicothe Ohio. The city names are in an arc which is an indicator of ag

A double sided strap check used for travel between Monroeville, Ohio and Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It measures 1 3/8" by 1 3/4". It's an interline tag using the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul and the Lake Sh

2 Hudson River boat brass baggage tags: (1) large Peoples Line generic tag with no number (2) Steamer Albany that went into service in 1880 with number 650 and Coat Room. It's odd that a boat tag woul

A nice interline tag used for travel between Columbus, Ohio and Rochester, New York. It measures almost 1 1/2" by 2". It has a faint "Hoole's Pat Oct 5, 1858" above the strap opening on one side. As a

A generic railroad tag that required further routing information. It is serialized as number 11217. It also states that the Michigan Central Railroad would be used as an intermediate partner. It's big

An unusual Montgomery tag with a trip to Jackson, Mississippi. The route was over the Western Railway of Alabama, Alabama Central and the Vicksburg & Meridien. The V&M existed just to 1889 so it's an

A brass baggage tag from a stage coach line out west. Although not super rare, a great piece of western history. It pre-dates the railroad lines in many locations. It measures 1 3/4" by 1 1/2".

This is the earlier name form for the Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington. The reorganization took place in 1901. The line started in 1895, so this name was short lived. It's round and it has a 1 3/4" d

A pair of brass baggage tags: (1) Lake Shore & Michigan Southern has leather strap and small additional brass tag on strap (2) Seaboard Air Line Railway

A pair of brass baggage tags used for travel between Montgomery, Alabama and 2 other locations. Both are reversible "strap" cheks. Charlotte used the A&R Air Line and Chattanooga used the popular ETV&

Chateaugay Railroad brass baggage tag. This was an Adirondack Mountain narrow gauge line. It’s a "Special" tag meaning the luggage would be traveling on more than just this one line. It is numb

A 1 1/2" diameter "Special" brass baggage tag. Special means the baggage will travel on another road beyond the Chateaugay Railroad. This was a narrow gauge line that ran into the Adirondack Mountains

A group of 5 brass baggage tags from Railroads: (1) MGRR #12 - I don't know what this is (2)Cols Sou Ry Co is Columbus Southern Railway #1644 (3) Christiantown - Casstown Ohio - ST&P Railway Co (4) in

A 1 1/2" diameter "Local" brass baggage tag. Local means the baggage will travel just on this line and no transfer would take place beyond the Chateaugay Railroad. This was a narrow gauge line that ra

A brass baggage tag used for travel between Saratoga New York and New Haven, Connecticut. The route was over the New Haven & Northampton (Canal Line) and he Boston Hoosac Tunnel & Western. The tag has

An early Thomas patent Albany & Susquehanna Railroad brass baggage tag with a number of 1526. This tag pre-dates the Delaware & Hudson Railroad takeover of this line. It shows pitting and could be cle

A group of 3 brass baggage tags: (1) Steamer New Hampshire Coat Room - nickel plated - number R643 (2) NI SUN Detroit & Chicago Lines - number 54 - boat? (3) Schuylerville House, Schuylerville, New Yo