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Antique German Safe

Forgot how to dial the combination on that old safe? Think you got the right numbers but the handle is stuck? What safe should you buy? Ask your safe questions here!
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Re: Antique German Safe

Postby ElbowMacaroni » 5 Mar 2015 3:41

Yes, Gordon, it really is! It really sucks that things aren't made after such a fashion anymore and everything is just so plain. The loss of unnecessary ornamentation on items is a very sad loss for society, even if most don't realize it.

GWiens2001 wrote:
averagejoe wrote:Image


:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

Beautiful beyond belief.

Gordon
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Re: Antique German Safe

Postby MBI » 5 Mar 2015 15:22

GWiens2001 wrote:Uhmmm... maybe someone here can. But this is LockPicking 101, not ClockFixing 101.

If you want some one here to try identifying your clock anyway, you can try posting pictures. But it would be a good idea to create a new thread for it.

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