Vermont & Massachusetts Copper Baggage Tag

Very worn / hard to identify please refer to photographs

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 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.

A large tag made by the Ansonia Brass & Copper Company. It measures 2 1/4" by 2 3/4". It's thick and heavy. It has very nice lettering. With the Return notice, it must have been used for baggage that

The name Delaware and Hudson Railroad is spelled out on this large 2 1/4" by 2 3/4" brass baggage tag. It has an unusual manufacturer: Ansonia Brass & Copper Company from Ansonia, Connecicut. This nam

This tag is older because the NORTON name is in an arc. It is number 71. It has some discoloration that looks like awful pitting, but it's not that bad. It could be polished up. Norton Massachusetts t

Salesman's Sample Stock Tank, mfgd by Schaeffer w/embossed copper tag, oval galvanized steel, Exc cond, 14.5"L.

Brass Kas. Pac. Ry baggage tag, # 5188. Brass KPRW key, p is worn. Date: Country (if not USA): State: KansasCity: Provenance: Gary Bracken Collection

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

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

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

One way trips for Emigrants included extra size/weight for their trips to the West. These 2 sets originated on the Baltimore & Ohio on the east coast through to Chicago and then out further onto the P

1785 'VERMONTS' VERMONT COPPER COIN 1785 'Vermonts' Vermont copper coin. NGC Fine Details - Corrosion.

Vermont Copper, 1785, "Vermonts" variety. Condition - AG, NGC Guaranteed Authentic, See Photos.

Framed photo of Denver's first hotel, Broadwell House and brass baggage check, Broadwell, 10, House-repaired crack. Photo 6x9.25", frame 9.25x12.25".Date: Country (if not USA): State: ColoradoCity: De

A group of baggage tags from the Delaware & Hudson Railroad. A single "Local" tag is number 5266 and a pair of "Special Bicycle" tags that are number 416. All of these tags are single sided.

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 rectangular, brass baggage tag from the Maine 2 foot gauge Wiscasset & Quebec Railroad in conjunction with the Maine Navigation Company. Once used to travel by boat for Wiscasset harbor. A fine Main

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.

An interesting brass baggage tag from the Adirondack Mountains of New York. There was rail service to North Creek, New York and then the trip was by stage coach to Blue Mountain Lake. Merwins was the

A nice old tag that dates to the original Erie Railway time period. Canasaraga, New York is close to Hornell. The Erie Railway changed names to the New York Lake Erie & Western Railroad in 1878. The "

A third class baggage tag for the film Titanic see in the film with COA From the archives of Earl Hayes Press the oldest continous running prop house in Hollywood since 1921.

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

A 1788 United States colonial Massachusetts copper cent in circulated condition. Please see the pictures for details of condition.