Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington 7 Brass Baggage Tags

A group of 10 Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington Railroad brass baggage tags. All are "shell" style with groove on reverse to hold a cardstock piece that would have routing information and a serial number. 8

A group of 10 Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington Railroad brass baggage tags. All are "shell" style with groove on reverse to hold a cardstock piece that would have routing information and a serial number. 1

A group of 11 Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington Railroad brass baggage tags. All are "shell" style with groove on reverse to hold a cardstock piece that would have routing information and a serial number. 3

A group of 10 Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington Railroad brass baggage tags. All are "shell" style with groove on reverse to hold a cardstock piece that would have routing information and a serial number. 6

A group of 10 Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington Railroad brass baggage tags. All are "shell" style with groove on reverse to hold a cardstock piece that would have routing information and a serial number. 5

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

A large 2 1/8" by 2 7/8", thick brass baggage tag made for the Lehigh Valley Railroad. It has South Bethlehem as it's return destination. The tag was made by the American Railway Supply Company and it

Pair of Hoosac Tunnel and Wilmington Railroad luggage tags. Both feature unique markings. One tag manufactured by J. Robbins measures 3"x2" and is marked Readsboro Vt. The second tag is unmarked for t

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

This tag has ornate Lackawanna lettering. It's large, measuring 2 1/8" by 2 7/8". It has two strap openings. It is single sided. There is an American Railway Supply Company hallmark on the top. Some o

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.

2 pairs of brass baggage tags from the Fonda Johnstown & Gloversville Railroad in New York: (1) Fonda to Northville set #1 (2) Gloversville to Broadalbin set #7.

A Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway brass baggage tag. It measures 2 1/8" by 2 7/8". It is thick brass and single sided. It has square top corners and very round base corners. It has a Wilcox man

A later shell style tag with two rolled edges that hold a cardstock insert with a serial number and routing information. The brass tag measures 2 7/8" by 1 3/4". It's nice to have the BRIDGTON & SACO

A matched pair of brass baggage tags used for travel between Niagara Falls and Montgomery, Alabama. This is Murdock's 1865 patent where the strap chec is folded over riveted in place. Ths is set #568.

A matched pair of brass baggage tags made for the Fonda Johnstown & Gloversville Railroad in New York. This set comes with a complete leather strap that seems a bit fragile. This set was used between

This is an annual pass from 1897. The Hoosac Tunnel and Wilmington did not go through the Hoosac Tunnel. They had a junction with the Fitchburg on the east side of the tunnel and they ran north just a

A pair of brass baggage tags from the Narragansett Pier Railroad to Saybrook Junction, Connecticut with an extension cardstock insert to Middletown. This is an unusual set. The small cardstock inserts

# brass baggage tags: (1) Fitchburg shell tag with no maker (2) Joint Boston & Maine with Fitchburg reversible srap check #128 made by John Robbins (3) small Boston & Maine 59727 made by John Robbins

A pair of Delaware Lackawanna & Western Brass baggage tag. One is a larger tag without a serial number. The other is a standard oval with a serial number of Q14189 with a "Local" designation.

A pair of baggage tag sets from Rhode Island. #127 to/from Providence and #1641 to/from Watch Hill by Steamer. There is a slight bend to the base of the Watch Hill strap check. Pairs are getting hard

A group of 4 brass baggage tags that are all related to the Narragansett Pier Railroad in Rhode Island. This group has: (1) a double sided reversible "strap check" for travel to Baltimore Maryland - #

2 brass baggage tags from New York (1) NYWS&BRy made by Stafford - West Shore Railroad - dark (2) NYC&HR RR Harlem Division to New York City - unusual double sided divisional.

A pair of matched brass baggage tag pairs. Montgomery - New York with reversible strap check, Atlanta & West Point - Western Railway of Alabama. Note the number match on both sets.