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COME HOME TO NEW YORK STATE WHERE MR. WELLS AND MR. FARGO STARTED FROM ON MAR 8, 1852. WE NEED YOUR BANKS,ESPECIALLY IN UPSTATE, NY. ALBANY, THE CAPITAL CITY, WOULD BE A GOOD PLACE TO START. CHEERS AND HAVE A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR!
I have an antique childs sleigh that i'm told only so many of them were made for Wells Fargo (bank) top executives in the early 1900's. Does anybody know anything about these sleighs? I'd like confirmation on the history...
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