Just a notice, but if you have found any bag seals and would like to add to the corpus please do. Either place some good quality pictures of the front and back, or just front, to this thread where StuE can take them for the site he's adding them too....

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Cheers
Pete

The best i could do.

Bedfordshire find

Cornucopia of Ohlendorf London ?

Plough symbol, of Chester, again found in Bedfordshire

No idea what the symbol means....... Found in North Lincolnshire.

Thanks Pete and thanks contributers - will copy a leave a link here - don't forget any info you discover yourselves can be added at any time under the comments option on the site. A quick glance shows that some below are already on the site but duplicates are still welcome.

Dont know if this ones old enough for you.Sutton seeds Found in Reading (local company)

Fab seals guys, keep um coming please. This will become a great resource which detectorist have made a huge contribution to

Found: Near Wells, Somerset

Phew that took longer than I thought - as was trying my new lap top out - bigger screen was needed anyway anyone can log on put their suggestions down for an ID under the comments - go on it's fun - scuttle bussers welcome. New links and info always welcomed.

Dandelion thanks - http://ourpasthistory.com/Gallery/bagse ... ionBTSseal do you agree that it is most likely a B and any chance of a Parish or County find spot please.

David thanks - http://ourpasthistory.com/Gallery/bagse ... avidukseal any chance of a County or Parish find spot please.

Mooseas thanks a lot - http://ourpasthistory.com/Gallery/bagse ... ooseasseal - got high hopes of this one being ID’ed
http://ourpasthistory.com/Gallery/bagse ... ooseasseal info sent in by knighty:-
Anglo-Continental Guano Works Ltd. AngloContinental, originally Ohlendorff & Co., had been founded in 1873, and remained a German company until the First World War, when it was reconstituted under British control. It was taken over in 1937 by Fisons Ltd. and closed in 1946.
http://ourpasthistory.com/Gallery/bagse ... mooseassea
Company Name - Proctor and Ryland
Location - Saltney (near Chester)
Believed off bag of bone manure.
Proctor and Ryland formed this Company in 1856 at Saltney, having moved up from Birmingham. They continued in that name until 1894 when the company was sold to Webbs. The company produced bone manure.

Tomredmayne thanks - http://ourpasthistory.com/Gallery/bagse ... dmayneseal This is probably the ‘rivet’ bit that would insert into a larger part of a cloth seal.

Cerberus thanks – http://ourpasthistory.com/Gallery/bagse ... eberusseal that’s a nice clear example – you probably know all about them but here’s a link just in case - http://www.suttons.co.uk/History.htm

Hemburyhill thanks - http://ourpasthistory.com/Gallery/bagse ... ryhillseal Hope someone spots this and recognizes it.

Any more for any more ????

do u want foreign as i have loads.

Yes please moonshine as foreign ones often appear over here too. Photo front & back even if it's blank please - county found in or equivalent over there ! Plus anything you've managed to deduce about it of course.