Bridgton & Saco River Railroad Baggage Tag

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

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.

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 group of tickets and a bicycle baggage tag from the Bridgton & Saco River Railroad. I think all of the tickets date from 1898-1901. Some nice printing. The bicycle tag has BM so I am assuming it was

A Maine two footer from 1896. This line later became the Bridgton & Harrison line.

A large group of photographs from the Bridgton & Saco River Railroad also the later Bridgton & Harrison Railroad. All three pictures show differnet material. There are a some duplicates but it's a big

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 nice key with a ringed barrel. Made for eh Bridgton & Saco River Railroad in Maine. This was a 2 foot gauge line with a Maine Central connection at Bridgton Junction. It's a switch key with the "S"

An annual pass issued to Philip Stubbs. Stubbs was working for the Franklin & Megantic Railroad in 1897. The F&M was a Sandy River predecessor. The Bridgton & Saco River Railroad was a Maine 2 foot li

On2 Bridgton & Saco River Railroad rolling stock. I am not sure about the plow and flanger/spreader (they are not marked. The other cars are. Built by an NMRA MMR nice builds. Expect some loose or mis

A group of photographs from the Bridgton & Saco River Railroad also the later Bridgton & Harrison Railroad. This group features passenger and freight cars. There are about 11 passenger and 52 freight

Bridgton & Saco River Railroad photographic negatives. All are larger format. I put 4 on the light box so you can see what sort of material is included. Some nice clear images. I did not inspect every

A Bridgton & Saco River Railroad depot schedule announcement. It is dated April 6, 1914. It measures 13" by 16". It shows some distress but still has nice information from the Maine 2 foot narrow gaug

10 Maine Central Employee timetables: 1913 with all divisions including Sandy River and Bridgton & Saco River. The rest are mostly divisionals (Portland, Eastern, 1 Mountain) dating from 1917-1940.

An interesting tag for travel between New York & Chicago via the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad, Great Western, Michigan Central. It is number 2640 and it shows some real use and the strap o

An unusual tag used for travel between Lockport, New York and New York City. It's a trip over the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad. This is a large strap check so it's double sided with revers

A John Robbins "shell" style tag made for the Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes Railroad. It also has Phillips as the stock pile location. Robbins hallmark is in the "roll" on the reverse. Nice Maine 2 foo

A pair of unusual baggage tags from the Philadelphia Reading & New England Railroad. Both are from the western side of the Hudson River just past the Poughkeepsie Bridge. (1) strap check " two opening

Brass switch key with serif letters marked B&SRRR with double ring tapered barrel. We also have another B&SR key in this auction so if you're interested in this take a look at the other as well. Marke

Brass switch key with serif letters marked B&SRRR and S with single ring tapered barrel. We also have another B&SR key in this auction so if you're interested in this take a look at the other as well.

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

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.

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