Scope and ContentBaggage identication labels, fifteen, of the United States Lines, no date, circa 1968. Printed paper, 3-1/2" diameter with gummed adhesive back; unused. All printed in two colors varying by class; each with single alphabetical designation (for identification by first letter of passenger's last name in each class). 15 each, shown in four groupings. While the design has a vintage look, like the 1920s when the line was founded, it is not a reproduction of a logo or labels used in that era. It is held here for comparison purposes. Logo used is the eagle-and-shield. Hoboken was the American home port for the line until about 1950. Group 1: baggage labels, 2; United States Lines; First Class; P, V Red with blue rope border Group 2: baggage labels, 4; United States Lines; Cabin Class; E, F, G, W Dark blue with red rope border Nine Tourist Class shown in two groups, all sky blue (cerulean) with red border: Group 3: baggage labels, 6; United States Lines; Tourist Class; A, C, J, O, Q, T Group 4: baggage labels, 3; United States Lines; Tourist Class; U, W, X ---- luggage / trunk / sticker