MODEL T ford key with F44

mfc83

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stopped at honey hole for about 1 hour hunt with new f44 results 1903 indian head 1911 wheat and 1943 nickel and this key which if my research is correct went to a model t Ford. also found a toy gun Just amazes me i keep finding at this spot its in woods and have recovered well over 100 coins and 6 rings
 

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Captain Caveman

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Congratz on a good hunt! Are you liking the F44 as much as I am?!?
 

Trezurehunter

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Nice finds. The place your at was probably an old picnic grove of some sort. Keep hitting it.
 

goldbmine

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Yes, your correct. Key's before 1921 had "frosting" like dimple marks. They stopped this after that yr to save money. I haven't looked at mine in a while, I think there is a # on it also. Can't remember
 

Randy Combs

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I would be stoked if I found one of those keys!!
 

tennessee

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I was going through some of my finds a couple days ago and throwing away all I thought was trash. When I read your post, I realized that I had thrown away a t model key. Ran to my study and, luckily, I hadn't thrown it away. Thanks for the post and the research.
 

boogeyman

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I would be stoked if I found one of those keys!!
Wanna buy one?:laughing7::tongue3::tongue3:

There are only a small number of different keyings for these keys. I've got a bunch some found some from my grandfathers locksmith shop. And I think I still have some blanks too. Imagine buying a car and telling the locksmith you need a F44 key. Or imagine a locksmith coming with a try set and cutting a key or pulling one out of his stock in under 20 minutes. Things were soooo simple in those days!:icon_thumright:
 

l.cutler

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In my younger days I had a lot of Fords from the 1950's through the early 1970's. I saved an ignition and trunk key from each even if I got rid of the car. I had probably thirty or so different keys. Whenever somebody locked the key in a Ford they would come to me and nine times out of ten I would have a key that fit.
 

Mr.T

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That key is great. Well jealous! As a kid I had a c-scope. Key magnet. Had a jar of them.
 

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