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Pete You right about trying to find Flat blank key #94. I have see it for a long time but have not found anyone selling those blank. Can't believe...

Agreed, 94 is the better choice but it doesn't appear in Ilco Key Blanks MSRP List Price, 9/1/18 indicating likely discontinued, so if you find any...

Nice Lock as what Pete said about key 1031 there also key look almost like what Pete send per attached but this is Brass key #94.....Timothy.....

Looks like that cylinder likely uses the original Yale No. 1 pin tumbler blank which was flat with a trefoil bow and in use until 1882, see thumbnail...

Doug is not only more knowledgeable about locks than I am, He is more knowledgeable about computers. Thank you Doug

well done for uploading Doug I don't think anyone saw that one coming ! Beautiful lock and boltwork though..

Here is the lock Bill is looking for a key. Given the 4 digit code or cut numbers, I would say they were quite a few keys used. This is a very...

Try this https://www.antique-locks.com/showthread.php/3328-How-to-upload-images-to-your-posts

Sorry I have tried 5 or 6 times to put a picture on of the lock on here .I can't figure out how

how is this project doing ? is the keyway a 1014 ea1 if so i have some four 4 or 5 pin ,you need them i can send you a couple or if another # blank...

Yes, an image is essential to know what type of lock and key you are inquiring about! Pete Schifferli

Would be nice if you can post picture of what lock you talking about......Timothy....

Dear Safeman Many thanks for that information. The other members of the Recording group will be very pleased. Anita

The safe would have been an even better addition!

That triple escutcheon would be a great addition to any collection!

I may be interested in finials. I also need machined parts from time to time. How is best to contact you about prices.

Thank you Doug. The numbers on the lock are 5668. Then under the numbers is the letter B or the #8. I don't know if the numbers are the lock # or cut...

Bill, when searching for a key that has a code and/or cut numbers, include that in your search request.

There was apparently a triple locking Chatwood safe inside a vault in the Bank Of England, but I don’t think that I have seen others. They made so...

Anita, thanks for the information. The Withers family started making safes with the founder George in 1843. The date that your safe was made...