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Posted 2 years ago
mikesjul
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ok i have a friend who is moving and he asked if i wanted these tags because he was going to throw them away,well i took them home and started looking online and found out there from early 1900's northern pacific railroad luggage tags,and not to many out there and they are rare to get one let alone two of the same,well i have the pair and only one of the other.the pair read(return to NOR.PAC.RY.CO ,in the middle circle says northern pacific,right below that says yellowstone park line and at the bottom says ST PAUL,MINN. and the only difference about thsingle one is it says local at the bottom,thanks mike beam in oregon
Railroad BadgesBadges of many styles and types were used by railroads, to designate author…
Nice friend, It's is indeed rare to have the full set.
dave
hey dave yes very nice friend sold 9 little ones for 400.00 today do you have any value of the pair i have and the single one?thanks mike
The last set that I sold brought around $500, that set was from a narrow gage railroad that only lasted a short while, So you will just have to test the water a little to see what the Nor Pac may be worth. Ebay might be the best venue to sell these.
still need to get a value for the single 1 and the matching pair,i did see the single one on ebay but not my matching pair,thanks mike
any idea's?