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Breezie
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This one appears to be made by the Corbin Cabinet Lock Co. I think I see words on your shackle, G. http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/old-vintage-mars-padlock-w-key-corbinBreezie said:Hey G, Nice lock! The US Lock Company made this MARS lock circa 1860-1880. From my understanding, they made locks and named them after the planets. Below is a Saturn lock from the series.Breezie
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BCH, you're right. I saw the MARS, and thought it must be one from the planet series. G, look on the shackle of your lock and see if you Corbin Cabinet Lock Co. Breezie
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