Penna RR Co. Lead seal, 63 IHP, silver, chape shoe Buckle

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Penna RR Co. Lead seal, '63 IHP, silver, chape shoe Buckle

Had a chance to hit an older spot. Found a bunch of goodies ranging from a '63 Indian Head to '64 Roosie

My favorite was a Pennsylvania RR bale seal in real nice condition. It's difficult to tell the age so if anybody knows about "Penna RR Co. No. 16 NY" please let me know. I would think the date for this ranges from 1908-1920's, when Penn station was taking Pennsylvania RR traffic... Dunno really...

Finds are slowing down here but it was nice to score a few goodies. The Model T hubcap was a fun surprise. Also the double chape shoe buckle piece was a nice colonial (ish) find, and the only one of the day. The half cent is in the pic for sizing;) ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1435189462.019925.webpImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1435189472.273245.webpImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1435189481.172380.webpImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1435189492.092826.webpImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1435189500.861224.webpImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1435189511.627427.webpImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1435189523.755449.webp

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Hi, love the seal. They are also used as car door seals on railroad cars(from what I've read.) I've found only one, on a battlefield lost by a soldier. Looks like a site with some good, old potential.
 

Very nice finds. Great seal there. and the chape is nice as well. :thumbsup:
 

really like the buckle piece steve, and that seal is cool with all that definition, good hunt!
 

Love that half cent Steve!!!! Lol.
Cool chape, on of my favorite finds..
 

A nice assortment of finds. I would consider it a successful hunt. :thumbsup:
 

really like the buckle piece steve, and that seal is cool with all that definition, good hunt!

Thx. The seal has me intrigued for certain. I'm hoping someone one here has some knowledge. I've found a lot of lead seals and this one seems "new" ie. early 1900's.
 

I found one of those hub caps too Steve, nice bunch of finds you found there brother.
 

Great finds! Love the buckle piece:thumbsup: nice bale seal and the buckle is always cool:occasion14: I found one of those hubcaps a month ago in a trash dump, now I now what it is8-)
 

I like the "fat" IHC and the chape. Good show.
 

Nice seal. Most I see on here don't give as much identifying info.
 

Nice assortment of finds spanning a wide period of time. I think my favorite is that lead RR seal. Good hunt!
 

Love that half cent Steve!!!! Lol.
Cool chape, on of my favorite finds..

Yeah, I threw that HC in for you George. Everyone uses quarters for sizing so I thought I'd mix things up! Lol
 

Very nice finds. Great seal there. and the chape is nice as well. :thumbsup:

really like the buckle piece steve, and that seal is cool with all that definition, good hunt!

A nice assortment of finds. I would consider it a successful hunt. :thumbsup:

Great finds! Love the buckle piece:thumbsup: nice bale seal and the buckle is always cool:occasion14: I found one of those hubcaps a month ago in a trash dump, now I now what it is8-)
Thanks fellas. This site is strange. One day it'll skunk you, the next you'll find all this. This site gives what it wants you to have!
 

I found one of those hub caps too Steve, nice bunch of finds you found there brother.

That hub cap is bigger that a silver half dollar Brad! Lol
 

I like that seal and an IH is always good to see pop up
 

Nice assortment of finds spanning a wide period of time. I think my favorite is that lead RR seal. Good hunt!

Thx Bill. This place spans well over 300 years so the possibilities are endless. Today I found a beauty 1734 KG. Go figure
 

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