Created on 2024-11-15

The image shows an open notebook or sketchbook with a white page on the left side showing some stains, indicating age or use. The right side of the notebook has a collection of various vintage luggage tags and stickers affixed to it. These tags indicate travel through different airports. The green tags prominently feature the letters "ANC," which is the airport code for Anchorage, and seem to be from Reeve Aleutian Airways. There are also tags from "Northwest Orient Airlines" indicating travel to Anchorage, as well as a transfer tag to "MSP," which is the airport code for Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport. These tags suggest that the owner of the notebook likely used it to document travels or just collected the tags as memorabilia. The tags have different dates, such as "28-75-53" and "28-75-59", which might not be actual dates as they do not follow a typical date format. One Northwest Orient Airlines tag has writing on it that appears to say "ANC" and a date, "4/22," followed by a number that could be a flight number or another form of identification. There is a yellow tag with "St. PAUL ISLAND" written on it and a number below. The collection of tags represents a range of travel-related documents from an earlier era of airline travel. The presence of these specific airline companies, such as Reeve Aleutian Airways and Northwest Orient Airlines, which no longer operate under those names, gives the image a historical context.

Created on 2024-11-14

The image shows an open book or journal with various airline-related items attached to the pages. These include a green luggage tag with the code "ANC" for Anchorage, Alaska, along with several green boarding pass stubs for Reeve Aleutian Airways flights to and from Anchorage. There is also a yellow baggage tag with the text "St. Paul Island" and a barcode. The pages of the book or journal appear to be slightly worn and stained.