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  1. 11-12-15, 07:37 PM #1
    mcolavito73
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    Default Vintage Corbin key blanks

    I came across these key blanks at a garage sale. I'm trying to identify them. I know they are Corbin. The box, which I believe is original says Corbin Liberty Silver No. 8683. Any info on age, material and usage would be greatly appreciated.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mcolavito73 View Post
    I came across these key blanks at a garage sale. I'm trying to identify them. I know they are Corbin. The box, which I believe is original says Corbin Liberty Silver No. 8683. Any info on age, material and usage would be greatly appreciated.
    An old trunk key blank, ca. 1940s, crosses to Graham 2640D, Ilco 1076C or Keil 2110 all long obsolete.

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