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11-11-16, 12:54 PM #11
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Originally Posted by mercury

That mint cotterill wilsons patent padlock shown above is in Melbourne, Australia.

The first lock you showed is beautiful, Saijinte!

...Mark

Any chance of any better pictures ? If you have access to it or know where it is ? (anyone I know ?)

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Sorry I missed it. Don't come to this site much. DH

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28-04-24, 12:56 AM

I had seen this video years ago. Someone pointed this out. Sure looks a lot like this design. DH https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIUmvMHMwD8

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28-04-24, 12:53 AM

This shows a good example of the Imperial. DH https://www.antique-locks.com/showthread.php/3557-combination-safe-lock?highlight=Marvin+Imperial

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28-04-24, 12:41 AM

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26-04-24, 02:28 AM

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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23-04-24, 05:12 PM

very unusual thing, wonder if the spelling Detecter rather than Detector gives any clues, Chubb always seemed to use Detector on the ones I have seen

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23-04-24, 04:56 PM

just my take,but i found 99.9 % to me is the key,certainly india keys to me are a giveaway thank you

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