Hall's safe and lock co money chest

[Steveo+]

So I recently purchased a Hall's safe with a money chest inside, outer door is a 4 number combo, 100 number dial with hall's safe and lock co imprinted on dial, it is a straight tailpiece lock, the chest is a 100 number dial 5 number combo imprinted with hall's safe and lock co and the center of the dial handle has a flat screw in it and is also a straight tailpiece lock. The the face of the safe exterior has cast decorative corners and cast "iron rope" around the outside. I have tried to post pics but imjur says imjur is temporarily over capacity. I have not been able to find another safe like it or any info on 5 number combinations on halls locks any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for any input

[MartinHewitt]

If it is a straight tail piece lock with five numbers, then it has probably four wheels, because the last number is for the drive cam. I also can't find a reference to one with 5 wheels. But Hall's had another series of locks, the Premier, which are similar to the modern locks. These were built with 4 and 5 wheels. This 5-wheel Hall's Premier is the only lock I know, which has true 5 wheels.

[Squelchtone]

So I recently purchased a Hall's safe with a money chest inside, outer door is a 4 number combo, 100 number dial with hall's safe and lock co imprinted on dial, it is a straight tailpiece lock, the chest is a 100 number dial 5 number combo imprinted with hall's safe and lock co and the center of the dial handle has a flat screw in it and is also a straight tailpiece lock. The the face of the safe exterior has cast decorative corners and cast "iron rope" around the outside. I have tried to post pics but imjur says imjur is temporarily over capacity. I have not been able to find another safe like it or any info on 5 number combinations on halls locks any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for any input

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Squelchtone