Pan Am Baggage Tags
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Pan Am Baggage Labels and Panagra Baggage Labels
A 1930s Pan Am baggage label
A 1930s baggage label for Pan Am and associated company Cubana .
A 1930s Pan Am Pacific Alaska Airays baggage label.
A 1930s Pan Am Baggage Label in the Art Deco Style
A 1940s baggage label for Mexicana an associated company of Pan Am.
A 1930s Pan Am Bermuda Baggage Label
A 1940s Pan Am baggage label. The red, white and blue colors suggest that the label may have been used during World War II.
A 1940s Pan Am Trans-Atlantic baggage label. The red, white and blue colors suggest that the label may have been used during World War II.
A 1940s Pan Am Bermuda baggage label. The red, white and blue colors suggest that the label may have been used during World War II.
A 1950s Pan Air do Brasil baggage sticker. Pan Air was a Latin American subsidiary of Pan Am.
A 1940s Pan Am baggage label. The red, white and blue colors suggest that the label may have been used during World War II.
A 1940s Pan Am blue & white luggage label.
A 1940s or 1950s baggage label for Pan Am associated company Panagra
A 1945 Pan Am Spanish Language Baggage Label
A 1950s Pan Am Clipper Cargo fresh flowers label
A 1950s Pan Am baggage label for New York City.
A 1950s Pan Am Baggage Label Promoting Asia.
A 1950s Pan Am Australia baggage sticker.
A 1950 Holy Year in Rome Pan Am Baggage Label
A 1950s Pan Am Clipper Cargo foreign language fragile label.
A group of 1950s baggage labels from associated companies Avianca & Panagra AV&PN baggage labels BOG-SCL-LPB-LIM-MDE-CLO
A batch of 1950s Pan Am baggage stickers promoting left to right and top to bottom Los Angeles, USA, San Francisco, USA, New Orleans, USA, Georgetown, Guyana, Port of Spain, Trinidad, Tegucigalpa Hondurus
A batch of 1950s Pan Am baggage labels for destinations left to right and top to bottom Buenos Aires, Argentina, Montevideo, Uruguay, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Caracas, Venezuela, Maricaibo, Venezuela, Port Au Prince, Haiti
A batch of 1950s Pan Am baggage tags for destinations left to right Managua, Nicaragua, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and Tegucigalpa, Hondurus.
A group of 1950s Pan Am baggage tags for destinations, San Jose, Costa Rica, San Salvador, El Salvador, Panama City, Panama.
A 1950s Pan Am Guatamala aggage label
A 1950s baggage label for Pan Am associated company Panagra Thel Inter Americano service was a marketing campaign for the airlines most prominent routes between the USA and Latin America
A 1950s El Inter Americano label in red, white and blue.
A 1950s Pan Am baggage label in conjunction with a hotel.
Two 1950s Pan Am luggage labels.
A 1950s Pan Am blue & white luggage label
A 1950s Pan Am US Customs label
A 1956 Pan Am luggage label promoting the Olympics in Melbourne, Australia.
A photograph from the August 1962 issue of Fortune Magazine showing various Pan Am baggage tags.
A 1960s Pan Am perishable shipping label
A 1960s Pan Am passenger baggage label
A 1960s Pan Am baggage sticker promoting service between Chicago, USA and Shannon, Ireland.
A 1970s Japanese language sticker promoting Pan Am's then new 747 service.
A 1970s Pan Am luggage sticker promoting 747 service between Osaka, Japan & Honolulu, USA.
A 1970s Pan Am crew luggage tag. Crew members were responsible to fill out the flight number and destination for themselves. These tags were designed for multiple crew trips.
A 1970s PA Crew baggage name label
A 1970s Pan Am baggage tag for Karachi, Pakistan. The photo shows both the front and back of the label.
A group of Pan Am baggage tags from the 1980-85 time period. Destinations are listed left to right, Washington DC, USA, JFK Airport New York, USA, London, UK and Bombay, India.
A group of three Pan Am baggage labels from the 1985-90 time period. Destinations listed left to right are Freeport, Bahamas, Maricaibo, Venezuela and Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
A batch of Pan Am baggage labels from the 1985-90 era. The city names can be seen below the three letter code.
A batch of Pan Am baggage labels from the 1985-90 era. The city names can be seen below the three letter code.
A batch of Pan Am baggage labels from the 1985-90 era. The city names can be seen below the three letter code.
A 1980s Pan Am Helicopter Connection green baggage tag
A 1980s Pan Am luggage sticker promoting nonstop service between New York, JFK Airport and Berlin, Tegel Airport.
The front and back of a special customer name tag for the 1984 Winter Olympics in Sarajevo which was then part of Yugoslavia.