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  1. 16-09-10, 09:45 PM #11
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    Default National Safe & Lock Co. Clevelad, O

    Here is a picture of the nameplate for our National safe & Lock Co. Cleveland, O. We have a friend who owns a chrome shop in Grafton, Ohio. It was copper-plated. It's nice to have friends in high places.
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  2. 01-10-10, 08:41 PM #12
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    Default Safe Plates

    Ok, tom.. gauntlet thrown...How many plates do you have.

    We lovely guys at Withy Grove have lost count of the 'too many' to count plates, a few are shown lovingly on 3 pages here.

    If these plates are up for grabs, then we may be interested....

    I note the Withy Grove plate..Yee hah, we are still alive n kicking, and YES, any Withy Plate should be valued highly.

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  3. 02-10-10, 11:56 AM #13
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    Duplicates aside, I have over 1000 different safeplates. Whrn I started collecting I thought that I would do well to get 100
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    1000?!?! Your walls must be covered!
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    naah-I have a large house-room for plenty more
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tom Gordon View Post
    naah-I have a large house-room for plenty more
    Over 1000!. I've just started and I've got 3! And I havn't got much wall space, so I think I'd better stick to just the ones that are interesting in some way, or pleasing to look at.
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  7. 25-04-11, 11:42 PM #17
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    That is by far the best reason for collecting anything.
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