"Misono High Class Hand Safe" or is it?
Can someone please tell me whether this is true or not?
Sadly it is locked and I have no key, does anyone have any experience in opening these old boxes?
Thanks, Mick.
chris wrote:I'll vouch for Magician.
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mister sour wrote:chris wrote:I'll vouch for Magician.
I do too. Magician is the man for this job. I want to see this baby opened.
magician59 wrote:Nice find! I've never seen one; But if you send it to me, I can figure it out and send it back! (My promise is more trustworthy than those of our unnamed politicians!!)
chris wrote:I'll vouch for Magician.
chris wrote:I'll vouch for Magician.
mister sour wrote:chris wrote:I'll vouch for Magician.
I do too. Magician is the man for this job. I want to see this baby opened.
Riyame wrote:That is really cool.
kk500 wrote:Very nice find~
It does look like a Japanese cash box, probably around early Shōwa period (1930s-40s). I think there are a multitude of manufacturers making similar cash box. From the photos it seems a metal plate was missing from the lid (see the rivet holes), otherwise should provide more info.
The combination locks are quite unique though... instead of single number combination of most other boxes, the locks on this box have a "clock-face" - two numbers for each combination lock?
As you can see from photos below (grabbed from web), many have the manufacturer's name engraved on the metal plate...
s1deshowmick wrote:Excellent cash box, hope to see it opened one day soon.
What state are you in?
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