Padlock with keyes
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John_Deere
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Dang I'm jealous. I'm guessing that all those keys don't go with that lock 
. And as for an age on them, I gotta say that they are AT MOST from the 1940's, only because of the modern key on the end. But I could be wrong. Congrats on your find and HH
. And as for an age on them, I gotta say that they are AT MOST from the 1940's, only because of the modern key on the end. But I could be wrong. Congrats on your find and HH
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Wow, that's a fantastic find! Do any of the keys work?
really cool to know they are old.. Any value to the lot? Or just a nice keepsake ? Curiousg-olden years
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Groovy keys! Great lock! 
I was born in 1942 and they look at least as old as I do, ha-ha. Hope someone with expertise will give ya the straight scoop on age! Andi
I was born in 1942 and they look at least as old as I do, ha-ha. Hope someone with expertise will give ya the straight scoop on age! Andi
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I know that this one is older than that other one by the style of the lock, but I can't give you an exact age. Maybe late 1800s-early 1900s.
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Very nice! Not often you find a whole key ring and a lock!
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Clean the lock with care, apply a light coat of oil both in and out. try the keys but be gentle and dont force.
you should be fine.
you should be fine.
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yelnif
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Nice lock- Soak it in ATF for a week or so/ rinse off/ and it should work if it isn't broken internally. If it doesn't turn completely- don't force it- just soak it some more and try again. Auto-Trans fluid has an amazing ability to free up frozen/rusted things. GL+HH. yelnif...
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I love padlocks........just sayin
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Very nice
