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Lead Cloth and Bag Seals

by Stuart Elton

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Leaden Cloth Seals
Egan, G
Publisher: Finds Research Group 700 -1700 Datasheet 3 1985

Lead Seals of Russian Origin in Fife
Journal Article, Sullivan, J. p. 211 Vol.6, 2000

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