Combined UPRR-CPRR baggage tag
Has anyone seen a combined UPRR-CPRR baggage tag before?
Here is another CPRR only baggage tag.
posted from CPRR Discussion Group at 9:59 AM
Saturday, December 27, 2008
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3 Comments:
Yes,
I've seen two and have a photo of one of them, they were both Thomas Patent 1867 tags, the same as the thomas CPRR tags. There are only a few known in existance. There is also an "EMMIGRANT" tag listing three railroads, AT&SF and CPRR via the D&RGRy. This is the only one that I know of that is multi road with CP.
From: "Don Snoddy" ddsnoddy@gmail.com
Subject: Combined UPRR-CPRR baggage tag
There is at least one in the UP collection in Council Bluffs.
—Don Snoddy
From: kylewyatt@aol.com
I note the Thomas patent from 1867 is #62,300, and was used by the CPRR, among others. Interesting design.
—Kyle
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