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 by mbstoca1+ » 10 Jan 2015 13:18
High this is michael storie,that appears to be a mosler safe will get some more info for you.
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by mbstoca1+ » 10 Jan 2015 13:34
High michael storie again,that safe is a herman lug door with 6730 sargent and greenleaf lock,depending on serial number probably made in the fifties or sixties,hope that helps very nice.
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by torontosafecracker » 11 Jan 2015 9:26
My records show M6730, Also the first couple numbers of the serial number are the DOM.
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by Relic » 12 Jan 2015 10:07
Thanks for the info, Kinda figured the first two numbers of the serial were the manufacture date. I looked up the 6730M it would be suited to this safe. Don't think that version was available in 1951 though.
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by torontosafecracker » 12 Jan 2015 20:13
The lock was made especially for Hermann the body was a bit different and fitting another lock to it may prove difficult. I know they made that lock in 1952, so I believe they most likely made it in '51 also.
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