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Very tiny Ilco mortise cylinder

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Very tiny Ilco mortise cylinder

Postby n2oah » 28 Jul 2006 0:13

Everytime I go urban exploring, and I usually find some odd lock. Well, this UE was a strip club. (sorry, there were no girls, and yes, there was a burlesque pole) Well, on the back door, there was a tiny, tiny mortise cylinder. This cylinder was less than 3/4" in diameter on the exterior. Has anyone ever seen something like this?
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Postby pinsetter » 28 Jul 2006 9:30

Is it a peanut cylinder or is it even smaller than that?
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its a peanut

Postby raimundo » 29 Jul 2006 8:35

it looks like a peanut cylinder, these were made for aluminum frame doors before adams rite got the job done right. some of them, but not the one in the photo, do not have a flange to keep shims out of the face of the plug.
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Postby pinsetter » 31 Jul 2006 13:26

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Postby HeadHunterCEO » 31 Jul 2006 22:04



Am i the only one who read that as Yale Peanut Butter and clicked?
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