Wed Feb 06, 2013 9:23 pm
More old padlocks
I said I would post pictures of more of my locks, so here are some of my hardware company logo padlocks.The first one is Bluegrass from the Belknap Hardware co.
The next is a Winchester Hardware Co. padlock. Winchester was a big hardware company and actually had about 12 different padlocks available. This one is actually one of the cheaper ones to collect .
This next lock is the Keen Kutter from Simmons Hardware Co.
The next lock is the Norliech Diamond from the Norvell Shapleigh Hardware Co.
This lock is one of my favorites. It's OVB - Our Very Best, the slogan of the Hibbard,Spencer,Bartlett & Co.
This padlock is a local one for me. It's the Pagoma which stood for Paxton,Galliger hardware Omaha ne
This lock is the BBB which was the slogan "Bingham's Best Brand" from the Bingham Hardware Co.
This padlock was an anniversary padlock put out in 1929 to mark the 100th anniversary of the George Worthington Hardware Co.
This padlock I've shown before, it's the Benedict,Warren & Davidson hardware Co.
This one is the National Hardware Co push key padlock
And this last padlock isn't really a hardware co., but rather a advertising lock for the Stewart Iron Works. They made cast iron ornamental fencing
The next is a Winchester Hardware Co. padlock. Winchester was a big hardware company and actually had about 12 different padlocks available. This one is actually one of the cheaper ones to collect .
This next lock is the Keen Kutter from Simmons Hardware Co.
The next lock is the Norliech Diamond from the Norvell Shapleigh Hardware Co.
This lock is one of my favorites. It's OVB - Our Very Best, the slogan of the Hibbard,Spencer,Bartlett & Co.
This padlock is a local one for me. It's the Pagoma which stood for Paxton,Galliger hardware Omaha ne
This lock is the BBB which was the slogan "Bingham's Best Brand" from the Bingham Hardware Co.
This padlock was an anniversary padlock put out in 1929 to mark the 100th anniversary of the George Worthington Hardware Co.
This padlock I've shown before, it's the Benedict,Warren & Davidson hardware Co.
This one is the National Hardware Co push key padlock
And this last padlock isn't really a hardware co., but rather a advertising lock for the Stewart Iron Works. They made cast iron ornamental fencing
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