A couple of wazits

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I found these CPR things at an old school very close to railway tracks, I know they are railway related..but what for!.
They are made of lead and I think they might have had a wire or something that inserted into the lead before crimping closed with the CPR seal (kinda like the lock on the glass power meter, anti tampering ).
The other thing is this old key, could it be from a tractor or maybe an old car?
Any help is appreciated.
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;D Sorry.........dunno how that coin got in there. But may as well show the other side...it's my oldest to date.
Also the other side of the key.
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CPR

Central Pacific Railway??

Cool finds!

HH

Lonewolfe
 

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They are indeed lead seals used to prevent tampering with the boxcar.If the seal was broken you knew someone had tampered or tried to enter the boxcar.
 

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Awesome, great finds.

Lonewolfe - C.P.R. = Canadian Pacific Railway
 

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The key is to an old Ford tractor,circa 50s - 60s.The type of farm tractor that had "tricycle" wheels on the front.Great finds.WTG
 

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jimmy5503 said:
The key is to an old Ford tractor,circa 50s - 60s.The type of farm tractor that had "tricycle" wheels on the front.Great finds.WTG
Hey thats really cool!!, thanks for the info!
HH
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