coinman123
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Boston and Albany Railroad lead bag/bale seal
I found a Boston and Albany Railroad lead bale seal at the same location that I have found many relics from the 1800's. On one side it says, "B&A" (Which I assume mean Boston and Albany), and on the other side it says, "134" (Maybe a freight number). As far as I know, they were used to mark mail bags, and other bags of goods that the train was distributing. When is this seal most likely from?
Thanks for Looking,
I found a Boston and Albany Railroad lead bale seal at the same location that I have found many relics from the 1800's. On one side it says, "B&A" (Which I assume mean Boston and Albany), and on the other side it says, "134" (Maybe a freight number). As far as I know, they were used to mark mail bags, and other bags of goods that the train was distributing. When is this seal most likely from?
Thanks for Looking,
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