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Good evening everyone,

It?s been a while that I?ve posted anything but today I found a chest that I liked in a thrift store.
But how it usually goes I?m now more interested in the padlock with its marking and its history.:D

Does anybody know a website where I could find where the marking originated from?

I?m grateful for any help or insight you have.
 

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The style reminds me of what I've seen referred to as "Chinese" style locks. The "Asterisk" reminds me of what I see on stuff coming out of India.

That's all I can say.......I know, not much. Maybe RedCoat will chime in soon!
 
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Do you have the key??
Most Chinese locks the key enters from the end of the lock and push the lock pin in the center out the other end.
I agree it has a Hindu/Arab look...
 

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