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Can anyone help me identify this safe? It takes a dbl. sided key along with 4 letters

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I have a lock from the same system. Quite sure these are ex museum show case locks and were made by Chubb to match existing Hobbs keys as the design is a Hobbs one not Chubb.

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01-05-24, 05:56 PM

These 3 i picked up in a junk shop, no keys, so i’m looking for suitable blanks. 2 are 5 lever 1 a 6.

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