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Pictures of the lock that has missing parts old diebold

I hope this goes through this I guess the pictures were to large so I ziped them I am looking for parts to repair my old diebold safe I broke the dial off and then lost the shaft that the dial was attached to. as well as I beleive a brass ring that goes on the other end of the shaft.DSCF1528.zip
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