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Timothy, i will be back home next friday and send you a couple of blanks jg

Thanks for the information on my Eagle lock & Key - I very much appreciate your help! I don't have much experience with locksmiths, but I'm sure one...

Then they must be from the time when The Belfast Bank opened its business in this building at the end of the 1890s.

The only safe locks that they bought in were earlier with the keyhole being horizontal normally, so these were likely to be Chatwood locks as Gary...

Your lock looks very similar to the old Eagle No. 8742-1/2 suit case lock which used their No. 8341 barrel key blank. See thumbnails attached from...

Thanks Doug, Appreciate your time & expertise. All the best. Don Zaengle

Sorry about the missed photos. Hopefully, they'll be successfully attached to this message. Thank you for your patience.

Linus Yale Sr. Quadruplex key, patented 1844? It seems to have been a fairly popular lock in the mid 1800's. My first experience with one was on a...

Your photo(s) didn't load, scroll down to and click on , click and select a file, then click on , this will create a thumbnail of your image within...

A new production company is making another attempt at God Fearing Man, see http://www.darkhorizons.com/kubricks-god-fearing-becomes-a-tv-series....

they did do a smaller bodied version of that single bitted lock as well but it had the same levers / invincible stump but with the bolt head below...

Sorry for that, had to find older pics I had as it's a little too dark to take pictures where it's at now....here's a front and an open picture...

Thank you for this - will keep trying and see if I can find out anymore. Perhaps someone will recognise it instantly - can only hope! Regards ...

All key holes were for single bitted keys. So your single bitted example lock might be what these safes were installed with. Thanks.

Nathan Got it and thank. Will let you know for sure it work...Timothy.....

or double bitted invincibles

Timothy check your pm's 4 pin and i sent you code

Probably something similar to these on the safes and doors, the grille gate lock looks like it could have been an interesting one.

If you look below the latch bolt right up against the faceplate, there are a couple protrusions. Also note the backside of the bolt itself is...

Thanks for the additional information. I knew that the deadbolt spring was missing, but this is on a door that doesn't need to be locked. And I don't...

It get to be funny as I have work on some of those Mortise lock. I think I used to have one sometime and don't know if i still have it or not. But...

Nathan Yes the JM (Master key blank) does work. The only reason asking because this was my first time seeing the JG keyway. I have work with JA, JB,...

Thank Pete. I have not got that far to see if it was 4, 5 or 6 pins. I do know not going to find code number for it. All i know that any code start...

It appears the lock was a Henry Elwell design. He apparently had an obsession for reversible latch locks as I found several patents, but none for...

Thanks for responding to my post. I am 99% certain that the locksmith who looked at this today (he was working on another lock at my house) is...

There are a couple questions I have about your lock. And when I have questions I strip all the parts out of the lock so a clear picture of the case...

Made in 4-pin, 5-pin, 6-pin; see thumbnail attached 4-pin - Old Yale 10-1/2JG, New Yale RN10JG 5-pin - Old Yale 13-1/2JG, New Yale RN13JG 6-pin -...