Old lock

reaper8496

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Went out to an old (1875) permission today..... no silver [emoji24] (I've hunted this place three times and no silver... odd) And about halfway into the hunt I found this old lock. It has four rivets and looks like it was made from two pieces. I'm not sure what time frame it's from. So I was wondering if you guys could identify it for me. Thanks in advance and HH!!!
 

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reaper8496

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ironhorse

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You know what they say about locks, they only keep your true friends out

poor old thing doesn't look like it was a good piece of technology, kinda like an economical choice at the time...if you bought one today it would be from a $ store
 

Relicific

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Nice find
Lots of people collect locks like that one.
Congrats
 

lockster99

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It's a "tinny"....as in made from pressed metal. Most similar to yours patend date anywhere from 1898 - 20's. Just a ballpark.
 

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Congratualtions on the nice lock recovery!
 

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