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Garabaldi

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Whites M6, Whites Pulse Diver, ETRAC.
Is this key old? :-\
 

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The key is 1920 to 1945, roughly. What part of the U. S are you
in? Jimbob
 
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Mass.
 
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the number is not a serial number. it is how deep the cuts are in the blank. If you look at it closely you can see the difference.
 
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Russwin later merged with Corbin Cabinet Lock Co. and since is known as Corbin.
The #'s indicate the depth cut from tip to bow or head.
I might have some of those exact blanks, as I am a locksmith and every once in awhile I come across those locks. My best guess would be 20's-50's
Corbin makes MANY types of blanks with different groove configurations.
Hope this helps.
Scott.
 
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so its a blank? TY for the info. :icon_thumleft:
 
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Garabaldi said:
so its a blank? TY for the info. :icon_thumleft:

No, your key is not a blank. I said I possibly have that key particular configuration as a blank. In other words, I might be able to cut you a duplicate.
Scott
 
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Ohe I understand. TY Nice looking key. Its a keeper. :wink:
Thanks for the age the key was used.
 
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