An attendant who takes care of baggage

Usage examples of baggageman.

Before the baggageman could open his mouth with another of his simpleton remarks, I answered.

The baggageman made a strategic withdrawal to the far side of the car.

As the baggageman threw open the door, I slipped off the hateful muzzle and hand-signaled Merlin out of the car.

And the baggageman, whistling cheerfully to himself, heard nothing, and was still bent over the electric truck, his arms full, when Vincent Coniff smashed the gun at him.

With a highly important air, as a man proud of being so busy, the baggageman of the train was thundering trunks at the other employees on the platform.

As Tarcan noiselessly approached, he saw that it was the baggageman, carrying some bulky object in his arms.

Having done so, and rested a moment from his exertions, the baggageman retreated toward the camp.

Southern Pacific Train Number Three arrived in Los Angeles on its overnight run from Phoenix on Monday morning, October 19, 1931, the baggageman reported to the district supervisor the two trunks had smelted up his car.

Presently the car came clanging up, and alongside drew up a big float, containing baggage and rolls of scenery--all of which, to our astonishment, by some miracle of loading known only to baggagemen, was in a few moments stowed away into the waiting car.