The safe is complete other than it didn't have its complete inner combination lock for the inner door. I have seen pictures of safes that have this same or very similar door but yet them having different style locks and so makes this a bit harder figuring out which lock in these pictures that I came across on the internet was the correct one... so did someone adapt one of these locks or can all of the different style locks be original to the jewelers doors because Diebold used different style locks on this same jewelers doors? I also wonder if the lock that was on my safe's jewelers door was the original but somehow down the road someone misplaced the few missing parts like the bolt, lever, etc.
I recently replaced the missing parts and got the lock itself working but when I tried the lock in the door, the bolt wouldn't retract far enough to allow the 'dog legs' on the jeweler's door mechanism to close shut far enough to allow me to continue any further.
I will try adding pictures to this post but not sure how it will go since I just found out that photobucket is now worthless unless you pay them a yearly fee to link your pictures from there to other sites.
If everything goes good with me using imgur.com to host my images and then link them to this post, I will first add pictures just showing my safe, lock, jewelers door, etc and then post again showing more of just the jewelers door and lock, and then post again showing pics of other jewelers doors and locks that I came across.... this will help prevent mixing up what picture goes to what and will make it easier to reference to
but I have already been to antique-locks.com and unfortunately wasn't given much help on them telling me what is or what would most likely be the right lock for this type of door, but one of the antique-locks.com forum administrators was more than happy to drive down to my house from Cleveland Ohio to look at it for a service fee and cost of the lock which he said based on the pictures I posted, he probably had the lock I needed 
