Post your locks!!!!

[planejet42]

Post the locks you have found!!!!!

[planejet42]

Here is my lock!

[romeo-1]

18th century...

[Tested]

I found the one in the middle and the smaller Yale while cleaning out my Grandparents house. The middle one is a APCO - Alabama Power Company lock dated 1956.

[steelheadwill]

Found these

[crazyjarhead]

Not much of one.....or 2

[steelheadwill]

Not much of one.....or 2

They look good to me!

[RELICDUDE07]

A few of my Fav's

[johnnyblaze]

These are the locks i found in 2010
One looks confederate..One looks like a shackle...And the little one with the s has three eclipsed moons on the back.
I poked around here......http://www.antique-padlocks.com/index.htm



Blaze...

[NOLA_Ken]

Here's mine. Adlake railroad lock, found the key in the bargain bin at a junk shop.

[DiggerDave in Pa.]

This brass lock is one of my favorites. It was used by The Huntingdon & Broad Top Mountain Railroad. Construction of this railroad began in 1853 and it ceased operations in 1954. It hauled coal to the Pennsylvania Railroad mainline from the Broad Top coal fields.

[Tn Gizmo]

Not too many locks but several keys. I have a few more but this was the first box I dug out of my "junk" collection. For you youngsters, the left three in the row below the locks are "Skate Keys"

[Tn Gizmo]

I found a few more keys and a lock, the tiny one with the key attached is a charm not a real lock.

[RPG]

Three of my favorites.

[Indianhead Jones]

Here's mine....dug along the banks of the Charles River in Boston, on June 8, 1985!

One of my all-time favorite finds.

Larry G.

[johnnyblaze]

Not too many locks but several keys. I have a few more but this was the first box I dug out of my "junk" collection. For you youngsters, the left three in the row below the locks are "Skate Keys"

Hey the third one down is the same 1 i have...Do you know anything about that lock??


Blaze...

[Tn Gizmo]

Not too many locks but several keys. I have a few more but this was the first box I dug out of my "junk" collection. For you youngsters, the left three in the row below the locks are "Skate Keys"

Hey the third one down is the same 1 i have...Do you know anything about that lock??


Blaze...

I'm sorry but I don't know anything about any of them. They were just dug over the years and ended up in one of my "junk boxes'

[Yard Digger]

I found this one a couple months ago. Badly crusted and rusty, but I believe the body is brass.
The only thing I've done for it so far is soaked it in oil for several weeks. I couldn't find no
maker marks and I've checked for a match at: http://www.antique-padlocks.com and didn't find
one. Any ideas about the brand? and best way to clean it?
HH, Yard Digger

[lucky d]

here's the one lock i kept..... it was found at an old hotel site...hh

[artyfacts]

I dug this lock on a farm field. The lock was sold to David J. Heuermann. He was a delight to correspond with and happy to add this lock to his collection. He sent me the after pic. I was told by him that he only knew of sixteen examples of this lock. You can check out his huge collection of locks. Arty

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