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    Hi Darryl

    You raised a question about the screw threads.

    In the early days, many screws/bolts will have been made by hand before the Whitworth thread became the norm. Have you checked to see if they are Whitworths?

    Good to catch up again.
    Russell

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    Quote Originally Posted by darryl.k View Post
    I have taken the escutcheon off although unfortunately it is incomplete. This shouldn't be too much of a problem as I shall make the missing brass part that I guess slides up and down?!?

    It has very distinctive lines scribed round the edges. I have the spring that pushes the lever back and the original screws to attach it to the front of the safe.

    Does any one know what it would of looked like and how the mechanism works? My knowledge is quite poor around escutcheons.

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    Last edited by Russell Stoner; 19-01-12 at 09:01 PM. Reason: spelling

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