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    Question Looking for info on: Junkunc Bros. Mfrs. Combination Lock & Eagle Lock CO Padlock

    To start I am not a collector or lock enthusiast, I know very little to nothing about locks other than how to open my front door. I just stumbled upon this site while trying to find information about the two locks that I found interestingly enough attached to a handbag that I purchased. They looked neat but made the flap to heavy so I decided to remove them. That is when I found out that they were not original hardware on the bag.

    The first is the Junkunc combination lock. It is in pretty rough shape but the dial still turns, no clue what the combination is though. There is a number 62 on the lock bar. The dial face reads from 5 to 30. On the back it says:

    JUNKUNC BROS. MFRS.
    PAT. 1912
    OTHERS APPL'D.
    CHICAGO, U.S.A. STYLE-J


    The second is the Eagle lock co. padlock, also in rough condition. The key fits and will rotate and I can hear the tumblers click but the lock does not open. There is no writing on the body of the lock but on the front of the lock bar it says: 80 EAGLE LOCK CO. TERRYVILLE, CT. U.S.A.

    The back of the lock bar says:
    PAT. SEPT.4.94
    RE-JAN.22.95

    The key also has writing.
    Back: 11LX7
    Front: EAGLE LOCK CO. TERRYVILLE CONN. U.S.A.

    In my google searches I couldn't find any locks that matched these two. So any information at all would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much for any and all help.
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