Saratoga New York / New Haven - Baggage Tag

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 reversible strap check used for travel between Greenwich and Whitehall, both in New York. The roads used were the Rensselaer & Saratoga, Troy & Boston and the Greenwich & Johnsonville. The back side

An interline brass baggage tag used from travel between New York City and Greenwich, New York. This trip involved a boat between New York and Troy and then the Fitchburg Railroad to the Greenwich & Jo

2 pairs of brass baggage tags: (1) New York to/from Narragansett Pier #129 – New Haven Shore Line, New York Providence & Boston, Narragansett Pier railroads – uncleaned original as found

An interline tag used for travel between Peterboro, New Hampshire and New York City. This is a single sided passenger receipt and it included a strange routing. A Boston & Maine predecessor was used b

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 "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.

A very early brass baggage tag from Lockport, New York. It is number 1603. The Lockport name is in small lettering on the front. The reverse has small NYCRR letting in an arc across the bottom. It is

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.

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

For some reason you see loads of baggage tags from this New York line but you donpt see many switch keys. This is a Bohannan key (but not hallmarked). It has FJ&G RR stamped on the front. There is a d

A brass baggage tag stamped N.Y.N.Y.&H.R.R. Stonington Div. 125 with a star below the number. The tag shows some plating wear and general scuffs from age. Some loss of the blackening inside the number

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 passenger receipt brass baggage tag used on the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad. This is tag #70 and the trip was from/to Lyme Connecticut and Mount Vernon, New York. It's interestig that is

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 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 a pretty standard Wilcox tag and the reverse has a very interesting customization that shows it was used as a watch fob. I have an article from the New York Times dated 1902 that says that re-

2 pairs of brass baggage tags: (1) Wayne Junction Pennsylvania to/from Narragansett Pier & NY & PNL Jan 21 - A friend has notified me of the following: NY& PNL stands for the New York and Philadelphia

2 pairs of brass baggage tags: (1) Saybrook Junction to/from Narragansett Pier – New Haven, New York Providence & Boston, Narragansett Pier railroads – uncleaned original as found condit

This is a Shell style tag with Weehawken, New Jersey as it's end point. You would take a ferry to New York City from Weehawken. It measures 2 3/4" by 2 1/4". It has a faint American Railway Supply Com

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

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

2 pairs of brass baggage tags: (1) Providence to/from Narragansett Pier – New York Providence & Boston, Narragansett Pier railroads – uncleaned original as found condition with deteriora