Fri Sep 14, 2012 12:04 am
Keymaster1053's Locks Part 3!!
I know a lot of people have been waiting for this, so here goes! LOL
First is a Bell style desk lock with keys.
Next is a pair of Vending machine locks on the special National keyway with keys.
Two original DOM Key in Knob cyls. one sub-assembled, one assembled but no key.
A nice Original Yale padlock with two keys.
a Greenwald Coin box lock with key, a Very strange Yale keyway interlock of some sort, a Tubular cam lock, another Dom original key in knob cyl. two Schlage kik cyls, a Medeco removable core sub assembled, two medeco vending machine locks no keys, and a Tubar cam lock (key in another picture to follow)
a Couple more Schlage kik cyls, an original DOM blank, a Special Magnetic key for a sliding cover that was installed over a mortise cyl on glass/aluminum door front, National Mailbox lock, a couple of Wafer locks, A Medeco coin op box lock, two American Padlock cyls, one Master padlock cyl, one Master padlock, a Best padlock, and a couple of older furniture type locks.
a Medeco Vending machine lock with key, a small amount of blank key gauges, a small door bolt, there's that Tubar key for the lock in the earlier picture, Hon File cabinet lock, Abloy restricted keyway vending machine lock, Best restricted keyway SFIC core.
Antique Brass Eschutchen plate, VAN Lock vending machine lock, Very strange radial cam lock with Star pattern no key, a locking nut used by some gas companies no key, a handful of original Medeco Level 5 biaxial blanks. and a few misc. blanks.
Some Misc. tailpieces, a couple of brand new Arrow SFIC cores, a full box of used B keyway SFIC cores, A rim night latch, a modified jimmyproof deadbolt to accept SFIC cores, and two mortise lock bolts (one brand new)
Yet another box of SFIC cores, Tailpieces, Spacers, and three DOM SFIC cores!!! I don't know if they still make these or not, haven't seen them anywhere else.
Medeco Restricted keyway core, Door bolt, ISEO profile cyl, Schlage removable core 0 bitted, Falcon L keyway Deadbolt cyl., Medeco Mortise cyl. sub assembled, tire lug nut lock.
Simplex 900, many cylinder compression rings, Spanner wrenches, two different un-do-it tools for removing one way screws, one restricted keyway Medeco mortise cyl sub assembled, and one Rim cyl with keys, another Medeco Core, an original Baldwin thumb turn, a couple of Medeco deadbolt cyls. a bunch of Schlage deadbolt cyls, another SFIC core, a Schlage KIK cyl, Segal Rim cyl, Greenwald coin op drawer no key.
A set of HPC's Computer picks.
More Padlocks including a nice Sargent Push key lock.
Supra Hanging Key box, Milner's Safe plate which doubles as a keyhole!!, an Internal Safe lock, and a Master padlock.
a Bunch of Fire and Police Call box keys, Some Elevator keys, a couple of different Post Office lock out keys, an antique flat steel key pin tumbler latch lock, a small lever deadbolt lock, a set of Lowe and Fletcher Locker Lock master keys, another Best padlock.
First is a Bell style desk lock with keys.
Next is a pair of Vending machine locks on the special National keyway with keys.
Two original DOM Key in Knob cyls. one sub-assembled, one assembled but no key.
A nice Original Yale padlock with two keys.
a Greenwald Coin box lock with key, a Very strange Yale keyway interlock of some sort, a Tubular cam lock, another Dom original key in knob cyl. two Schlage kik cyls, a Medeco removable core sub assembled, two medeco vending machine locks no keys, and a Tubar cam lock (key in another picture to follow)
a Couple more Schlage kik cyls, an original DOM blank, a Special Magnetic key for a sliding cover that was installed over a mortise cyl on glass/aluminum door front, National Mailbox lock, a couple of Wafer locks, A Medeco coin op box lock, two American Padlock cyls, one Master padlock cyl, one Master padlock, a Best padlock, and a couple of older furniture type locks.
a Medeco Vending machine lock with key, a small amount of blank key gauges, a small door bolt, there's that Tubar key for the lock in the earlier picture, Hon File cabinet lock, Abloy restricted keyway vending machine lock, Best restricted keyway SFIC core.
Antique Brass Eschutchen plate, VAN Lock vending machine lock, Very strange radial cam lock with Star pattern no key, a locking nut used by some gas companies no key, a handful of original Medeco Level 5 biaxial blanks. and a few misc. blanks.
Some Misc. tailpieces, a couple of brand new Arrow SFIC cores, a full box of used B keyway SFIC cores, A rim night latch, a modified jimmyproof deadbolt to accept SFIC cores, and two mortise lock bolts (one brand new)
Yet another box of SFIC cores, Tailpieces, Spacers, and three DOM SFIC cores!!! I don't know if they still make these or not, haven't seen them anywhere else.
Medeco Restricted keyway core, Door bolt, ISEO profile cyl, Schlage removable core 0 bitted, Falcon L keyway Deadbolt cyl., Medeco Mortise cyl. sub assembled, tire lug nut lock.
Simplex 900, many cylinder compression rings, Spanner wrenches, two different un-do-it tools for removing one way screws, one restricted keyway Medeco mortise cyl sub assembled, and one Rim cyl with keys, another Medeco Core, an original Baldwin thumb turn, a couple of Medeco deadbolt cyls. a bunch of Schlage deadbolt cyls, another SFIC core, a Schlage KIK cyl, Segal Rim cyl, Greenwald coin op drawer no key.
A set of HPC's Computer picks.
More Padlocks including a nice Sargent Push key lock.
Supra Hanging Key box, Milner's Safe plate which doubles as a keyhole!!, an Internal Safe lock, and a Master padlock.
a Bunch of Fire and Police Call box keys, Some Elevator keys, a couple of different Post Office lock out keys, an antique flat steel key pin tumbler latch lock, a small lever deadbolt lock, a set of Lowe and Fletcher Locker Lock master keys, another Best padlock.
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(20:10:59) Blacky: oki
(20:18:08) MBI: Me working for the CIA is about as likely as you working in the Middle East.
(20:19:01) Riyame: lol
(20:19:05) Riyame: he is in dubai
(20:19:26) MBI rescinds his previous comment
(20:18:08) MBI: Me working for the CIA is about as likely as you working in the Middle East.
(20:19:01) Riyame: lol
(20:19:05) Riyame: he is in dubai
(20:19:26) MBI rescinds his previous comment
Thanks!!!
