Baggage tag

A baggage tag attachable to a handle of a piece of baggage for displaying indicia of identification and destination of a passenger owning the baggage comprising:

• first and second plys of material each of said plys being elongated strips of flexible material having first and second ends and exposed and underside faces;
• the underside faces of said first and second plys arranged in engagement with one another;
• one of said plys being adapted to have indicia of identification and destination of a passenger printed thereon, the other of said pays being formed of a tear resistant material;
• adhesive means disposed between and releasably securing said second and first plys together;
• release means on said underside face of said other ply for allowing the removal of said other ply from said adhesive means;
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• said first and second plys each further comprising respective cuts proximate said first ends, said cuts defining a claim stub between said cuts and said first ends, the cut in said first ply being Generally transverse and nearer said first end than the cut in said second ply, the cut in said second ply being generally U-shaped and opening toward said first end and forming a pair of fingers in said second ply, said u-shaped cut further defining a corresponding claim stub tongue positioned between said fingers such that upon removal of said claim stub, a generally U-shaped portion of said adhesive on said underside face of said first ply adjacent said first ply cut is exposed, whereby, upon looping said baggage tag around the handle of a piece of baggage, the exposed U-shaped portion of the adhesive on the underside of said first ply is engageable with the exposed face of said second ply adjacent the second end thereof to secure said baggage tag on the handle.

A baggage tag attachable to a handle of a piece of baggage for displaying indicia of identification and destination of a passenger owning the baggage comprising:

• a base ply and a liner, each of said ply and liner being elongated strips of flexible material having first and second ends and exposed and underside faces;
• the underside faces of said base ply and liner arranged in engagement with one another,
• said base ply adapted to have indicia of the identification and destination of a passenger printed thereon;
• adhesive means disposed between and releasably securing said base ply and said liner together;
• release means on said underside face of said liner for allowing the removal of said liner from said adhesive means;
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• said base ply and liner further each comprising respective cuts proximate said first end, said cut in said base ply defining a claim stub between said cut in said base ply and said first end, said cut in said liner being located more distant from said first end than the cut in the base ply such that upon removal of said claim stub, a length of said adhesive is exposed on said underside face of said base ply adjacent said base ply cut, whereby, upon looping said baggage tag around the handle of a piece of baggage, the exposed length of the underside of said base ply is engageable with the exposed face of said liner adjacent the second end thereof to secure said baggage tag on the handle.