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Here are some of my collection, at least the ones I could get to easily LOL.

A Dudley Bell Master key

Some special Novelty Pistol blanks for a high security cyl.

6 S&G Environmental Padlocks 3=104's 2=102's 1=109

I actually turned this Masonry drill bit into a key! Hey, what else can you do when blanks aren't available?

A closeup of my work.

and finally, my "Key" in action

Some of my Barrel Keys and blanks.

Some of my Bit or Post keys and blanks.

Adlake Railroad padlock and ICC drawer bolt lock

Back row left to right: Supra key box w/key, S&G 8088 padlock, Master #5, Master #15, Master #19, 2 Best ICC Padlocks.
Middle row: Yale Dimple key padlock new, Master Locker lock, U-Change mortise cyl. w/1 original key, and one I copied, Schlage 5-pin Profile cyl., Segal 5-pin Rim Cyl.
Front Row: Luccotto chain Lock new, Tech Lock Combo Cam Lock new, National Lock Key changeable radial lock w/2 sets of keys.

Back Row left to right: Secure Portable Door lock, Falcon Single Sided Deadbolt standard key, Tusker Tools padlock new, Lagaurd 2200 series safe lock with key.
Middle row: 2 Hurd Plug Locks, 2 ICC Drawer bolt and latch locks, Abloy Enforcer padlock with 1 original key, and one hand filed copy by me, Abloy Mortise cyl.
Front Row: Bilock original Sample Key, Boston #10 key, 2 SFIC cores, Ring of Antique flat Push Keys, 2 Chubb IBM keys.

Back Row: Hawk Double Sided cam lock, Medeco Level 5 Vending machine lock, Security cash Drawer lock, ISM Diamond Vault keys 2 handles & 1 changeable bit.
Front Row: 2 Dudley Bell Cam locks and one key, 2 sets of Dudley Bell Blanks, 1 Greenwald washing machine coin box with Duo lock, 2 Greenwald Radial cam locks.

Back Row: Tubar key for Matco Toolbox, Master #55 brand new in original box, Abloy cut-a-way Mortise cyl.
Front Row: Yale letter box lock Oct.8, 1878 original key, Safelock Radial lock with very thick keys, GSK High security radial lock with 7 sided radial key, Keil self locking keyhole lock.

A closeup of the yale letter lock and the two radials

A sample of how I store/separate my cut keys

A Wilson Bohannan RailRoad lock Jun 25, 1878 also stamped B&M RR (Boston and Maine Railroad) on back of shackle.

A closeup of the B & M RR stamp.

A VERY large and might I add HEAVY box of ICC knobs, cyls, and housings.

A box of Simplex 1000, and model 900 units and parts.
And that's it for now! I'm always looking for neat or old locks and open for trades, so if you see something you just can't live without, PM me.

Some neat locks there for sure. Thanks for sharing! Those large Medeco cylinders are so neat.

You're off to a great start.

Damn, that was one HELL of and edit
Awesome collection. A few things i might be interested in

I like the antique padlocks. Wouldn't mind seeing close-ups of them.

Well I'd imagine that's probably not even half of your collection...lol... but I'm glad you decided to snap some pics for us. Everything's great! Some of the keys are especially interesting. And certainly some locks I've never seen before. Your drill-bit/environmental key gave me a laugh... and it's perfect. lol. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks everyone! Magician, your wish is my command

This padlock is a Monster! it weighs as much as an Environmental, and I put the dime in for comparison. I'm pretty sure it's supposed to be a barrel key lock, but the post is missing.

a closeup of the front of the shackle. the brand name is partially obliterated, but begins with what looks like "Neit-something" above "patent lever"

back of shackle reads "Aubin Maker"

Smokehouse Lock

possibly M.W. & Co. ???

and the back.

very nice collection!

very nice collection!! I have never seen the majority of those locks before!

Thanks everyone! all your comments have encouraged me to go digging for more! so here's some more!

Some sorted keyway SFIC empty cores for pinning.

Some more Hurd Plug locks, assorted antique mailbox locks, a couple of brand new american's, and a safe lock and dial.

an Old MBTA Train car door latch and knobs.

A snapshot inside one of my cabinets including the "blue punch" for SFIC keys, a Radial key duplicator, Lab ICC pinning kit.

The rest of that shelf! LOL

Next shelf, assorted padlocks and those pesky little rubber bumpers that is sometimes just what you need on steel door applications when they have lost theirs.

more blanks and misc. parts.

collection of Medeco mortise cyls., LFIC cores, knob cyl., cam lock, and a couple of safe locks.

A couple of Knox boxes with medeco locks (that need opening!)

This is a 1925 Yale model M5700 factory cut-a-way safe deposit box lock.

and from each side



A Maglock knobset that uses those funny round magnetic keys. (unfortunately those aren't the right keys) and an Abloy rim cyl.

A couple of Safe Deposit locks

This is an antique inner safe door latch, oddly it doesn't require any keys, it just has a slot that anything can turn it, so I'm missing the outer hardware for it, but nice just the same.

and the back.

2 different Bureau of the Internal Revenue Service Seal padlocks one with key.

Assorted Best padlocks

Assorted Railroad keys and blanks and a through the sliding glass showcase lock.

Lots of Cool stuff!!!

Man I like that box of SFICs
We may have to do some trading if you get them pinned up!

Oh, he can pin them if you want some

Great locks man! I didn't even know BEST made smaller locks like the third one from the left there. Pretty cool.

Thanks Guys! yeah, cores and keys made to order.
this is fun!

And here's some American padlocks, one Best, and one Eagle. All SFIC's.