Does anybody recognize this safe dial logo?

[Jason S]

https://imgur.com/L0yHzgp

Just curious if anybody knows what brand dial it would be.
It's from an old bank safe made by Diebold and it has a Diebold 177-23 lock but I'm surprised that the dial is plastic.
I'm assuming it's not original.

[bitbuster]

My first thought was that it's the safe dial on a Subaru Outback glove box. After putting on bifocals I realized there are way too many stars. It's been many years since I saw that dial on a safe in the field. Of course, I didn't take photos and can't recall what safe.

[Jason S]

Correct! It's the optional Subaru driving gloves protection system.
Thanks for your reply. The lock and dial are garbage and getting into the safe was a 1 in 5 affair.
Here's what they were on. Maybe this will refresh your memory or maybe it is just a cheap generic replacement dial that got used 40 years ago.

https://imgur.com/kS158fW

[jharveee]

viewtopic.php?f=100&t=12568&p=116004&hilit=+diebold#p116004
Looks like Diebold 177-23 I had awhile back.

[Jason S]

https://keypicking.com/viewtopic.php?f=100&t=12568&p=116004&hilit=+diebold#p116004
Looks like Diebold 177-23 I had awhile back.

It does. Although I didn't provide a top down view it looks exactly the same as the image in your post except in plastic.

[jharveee]

I'm pretty sure my dial is aluminum. I tested by putting a magnet on it. The magnet didn't stick. I was thinking maybe yours had a black plastic like label over the aluminum dial. I guess it's not so uncommon for the dials to be plastic.