Wiscasset & Quebec / Maine Nav Baggage Tag

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 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

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

An small group of small hardware items that includes: (1) Boston & Maine brass baggage tag (2) North Stratford, New Hampshire Railway key (3) Grand Trunk brass switch key, (4) Harvard Club brass coat

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 group of 8 items all but one from Maine: Boston & Bangor Steamship baggage tag #238, Portland & Kennebec baggage tag Portland #208, 3 Bethel Inn coat tags, Boston YMCA coat or towel tag, a ship stam

An eclectic tray lot of paper that includes an 1880 Eastern Railroad timetable, 1883 Boston & Albany rule book, 1919 Boston & Maine Conductor Roster, cardstock baggage tags from the M&WR, P&O, B&SR an

# 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

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 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 "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.

Exeter New Hampshire brass baggage tag. For use on travel over the Concord & Portsmouth and Boston & Maine railroads. It is a heart shape with shaved base. It has a J. Robbins hallmark on the top. It

A $500 5% Gold Bond issued by the Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington predecessor. This was a 2 foot narrow gauge line that connected with the Maine Central Railroad in Wiscasset. There were also boat c

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

4 box car seals with WW&F RY CO. in the 3000 series. Some bends and dings but still unused with very old cardstock tag. Classic Maine narrow gauge stuff.

Wow - The Franklin Somerset & Kennebec Railway was the proposed line north of the Kennebec from Winslow that was to be the Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington connection to Quebec. No, it was never comp

Charles Warren Eaton (1857-1937) watercolor on paper. The painting is titled on the reverse "The Rock Bound Coast of Maine and depicts a view of the shore, Wiscasset, Maine. Artist signed lower right.

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

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

An annual pass from 1896. The Wiscasset & Quebec existed from 1895 - 1901. In 1901 it became the better known Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington Railroad. This was a 2 foot narrow gauge line. Very Good

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

Stow Wengenroth (1906-1977) Lithograph, Sunlight, 1967, Stuckey 311, edition 75. 9 7/8 x 15 7/8 in. Signed in pencil and inscribed "ed 40." This is a fine impression with full margins. The condition i

The first name of what became the Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington Railroad.