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24-11-11, 12:15 AM #1
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Who has an older self locking drawer lock?
These cut drawlocks are still made by someone or other, but this one is an 1867 Chubb from 57 St Paul's
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17-04-12, 12:01 PM #2
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Cut drawer locks
Picture leaves something to be desired. Any better shots Tom Please. I can't quite see it properly
Regards Ant
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18-04-12, 07:07 PM #3
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sadly this one is missing important stuff inside but the self locking action is from the square pin that you see in this picture.
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29-04-12, 03:29 PM #4
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Self locking Deadbolt cut drawer locks
this type of lock was used by one of the high st banks up to the 1990 If it still is it was used on a slam action cash cupboard though with a round pin to activate the dead bolt to shoot on contact with the extending lip on the striking plate.
As to who makes them now is not known to me.
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Another point Gary is that although the key is marked 'patent' nothing has been found in the British patent abridgements, so maybe its one that was 'applied for' but not granted... The mystery...
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