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Hello Forum,

I love finding old relics that are mechanical in nature, and I especially like when I can make them work again. Unfortunately these are too far gone. Thanks for looking!
 

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It's still a nice relic. I like it. A little electrolysis might do some wonders on it.
 
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Here’s my lock after electralasis.
 

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View attachment 2016783Here’s my lock after electralasis.
Thats a museum grade restore! Your thread title doesn't make sense anymore you got a gem there. Makes me want to build a bigger electrolysis tank for my colonial iron stash I have in a steamer trunk my mother's garage in Virginia. What do you use as power source if you don't mind me asking?
 

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