最近,在西安友人处见到其收藏的40余枚秦封泥,涉及职官、地名等20多个品种。据云,于2004年出自西安北郊相家巷村。这批封泥,从正面文字到背面施检形态和捆扎痕迹等方面(图一),与我曾仔细观察过的西安书法博物馆收藏的600余枚及西安市考古所发掘的秦封泥比较,各方面特征都很吻合,确属真品。其中,有些是过去未见报道过的新职官或新地名;有些虽然曾见报道,但印文风格与已见者有明显区别,具 Recently, more than 40 pieces of Qin Feng clay collected by his friends in Xi’an were seen in more than 20 varieties including officials and names. According to the cloud, in 2004 from the northern suburbs of Xi’an Xiangjiaxiang Village. Compared with the more than 600 collected by the Xi’an Calligraphy Museum and the Qin clay excavated by Xi’an Archeology, the seals, from the front text to the back, the form of inspection and the tying marks (Figure 1) All features are consistent, indeed true. Some of them are new officials or names that have not been reported in the past. Although some of them have been reported, there is a clear difference between the style of Indian writing and those seen