Rome Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad Baggage Tag

A "shell" tag from the Rome Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad with an odd home location of Albany New York. Very nice condition for this Northern New York brass baggage tag.

This is a Shell style tag with Albany as it's home. I don't think of Albany when I think of the RW&O so that's interesting. It measures 2 3/4" by 2 1/4". It has an American Railway Supply Company hall

This is a standard “Thomas patent” strap check. It has an 1867 patent date./ The design accepts a smaller brass or cardstock insert with destination information. This shell has a serial number of

A New York railroad that ended up in the New York Central. Key was made by Bohannan and has a "S"witch designation.

Gorgeous, early color pass. Issued to WC Pierreport, president of Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad, for 1869. Signed by acting superintendent J. Mulligan. Reverse has conditions printed in gree

LOT (2) ROME, WATERTOWN & OGDENSBURG/AMEX CO. RAILROAD LANTERNS, 19TH C., H. 16"/17" (AS-IS)

ID Marks: U&MVRY (Utica & Mohawk Valley RY); RW&ORR (Rome Watertown & Ogdensburg RR); O&LCRR (Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain RR); ND&CRR (Newburgh Dutchess & Connecticut RR); C&CVRY (Cooperstown & Charlo

10 travel folders that include a fat 1800's Rome Watertown & Ogdensburg guide with multiple maps, 1889 Union Pacific Western Vacations, several Colorado including early Denver & Rio Grande and a Color

This New York railroad used a clover logo with their main cities as the pedals. This is a big heavy pass. It shows some wear but it's still nice. A New York Central predecessor.

A very ornate center logo is the highlight of this Adirondack & Saint Lawrence Railroad brass baggage tag. It measures 2 3/4" by 2 1/4". It is a "shell" style meaning it has 2 rolled edges that take a

An inter-line tag used for baggage that was moved from some point on the Boston & Maine Railroad to Bridgton, Maine. It's a strap check (used on the actual baggage) so it is double sided with reverse

A Bridgton & Saco River Railroad baggage tag. It measures just 1 1/4" by 1 5/8". This is a passenger receipt so it is single sided. It is a "Special" meaning the baggage would use more than one railro

We are fortunate to have several matching pair brass baggage tag sets in this auction. They are all the older "Depot" style tag with just the destination of the traveler. Note the different shapes for

We are fortunate to have several matching pair brass baggage tag sets in this auction. They are all the older "Depot" style tag with just the destination of the traveler. Note the different shapes for

A "balloon" shaped brass baggage tag used for travel between Portland and Bridgton. This is a single sided passenger receipt and it is number 86. A classic Maine narrow gauge tag.

We are fortunate to have several matching pair brass baggage tag sets in this auction. They are all the older "Depot" style tag with just the destination of the traveler. Note the different shapes for

We are fortunate to have several matching pair brass baggage tag sets in this auction. They are all the older "Depot" style tag with just the destination of the traveler. Note the different shapes for

A very nice RW&O RR marking on the front in the smaller block lettering sometimes used by Bohannan. The barrel has a single ring. The reverse has "S" for switch and a low number of "46" along with the

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

We are fortunate to have several matching pair brass baggage tag sets in this auction. They are all the older "Depot" style tag with just the destination of the traveler. Note the different shapes for

A Delaware & Hudson Railroad brass baggage tag made by the Ansonia Brass Company in Ansonia Connecticut. Ansonia is well known as a clock making center and brass was a required material. This tag is t

A Wiscasset & Quebec Railroad narrow gauge baggage tag. This name, Wiscasset & Quebec Railroad pre-dated the Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington name. This tag was used for boat service out of Wiscasset

A brass baggage tag from the Vermont based Montpelier & Wells River Railroad. This is number 659 and it was made by john Robbins in Boston. The reverse is blank. Some slight discoloration.

Two brass baggage tags stamped with Property of the Erie Railroad Company along with the diamond Erie herald. The tags measure 2" x 2 1/4" There are two variations of the tag, one with the bold serif