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This is a 1930s baggage tag for Eastern Air Lines belonging to T. H. MacLellan, whose name is on the reverse. The tag is oval and shows the Eastern logo, a great crimson bird flying against a background of two shades of blue.
VINTAGE:Circa mid- to late 1930s.
SIZE:Tag: 1-1/2" height and 2-1/4" width; chain: 1-5/8" long.
CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS:Painted aluminum; stainless steel.
ATTACHMENT:Chain with locking clasp.
MARKINGS:T. H. MACLELLAN.
ITEM NOTES:This is from an airline company collection which we will be listing more of over the next few months. RAEL93 LABJX9/10 SIH/DJX3/12
CONDITION:7 (Very Fine): Tag has light to medium wear and small spots of discoloration.
GUARANTEE:As with all my artifacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described.
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