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Felinepeachy
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Hubby found this. It's a key. LOL How old is it? I think it's pretty. 
Montana Jim
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Corbin was a very common furniture, cabinet and trunk lock in the late 19th and early 20th century. Corbin Cabinet Lock was established in 1882 as a branch of P & F Corbin in New Britain, CT.
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imafishingnutt
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i remember some of these keys from the 20s & 30s could be older.
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Nice key, pretty hard to date though I'd think. I'd guess 1920-1950 as a general range.
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I have a P&F Corbin.
Mine is from 1931.
Mine is from 1931.
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Corbin still makes cabinet locks. Also mortise and cylinder locks. Maybe they could give you a date on it.
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