Can you identify?

[TinySpider]

I am trying to find out what the following lock is.
Can anyone help me out?

[MacGyver101]

That looks like a double-bitted lever lock -- but there's no easy way of telling a make or model from that photo.

Based on the shape of the keyway and the amount of missing paint, I'd hazard a guess that it's installed on a maintenance hatch in a commercial building, somewhere in Bulgaria?

[MacGnG1]

MacGyver is a genius... all that from a blurry cellphone pic of lock in use

[TinySpider]

That looks like a double-bitted lever lock -- but there's no easy way of telling a make or model from that photo.

Based on the shape of the keyway and the amount of missing paint, I'd hazard a guess that it's installed on a maintenance hatch in a commercial building, somewhere in Bulgaria?

Color me impressed. It a door to an area between the roof and the last floor in a certain building. I assume your guess on the country is based on ip geolocation.
Would it be possible to open without specialized tools?

[averagejoe]

Yes, it can be opened by a very common tool called a key

[TinySpider]

Yes, it can be opened by a very common tool called a key

Facepalm, of course. How did I not think of that? If only there was some device to locate misplaced keys.

[averagejoe]

Lost the keys? No problem. A locksmith should be able to help you get it open.

[Squelchtone]

Yes, it can be opened by a very common tool called a key

Facepalm, of course. How did I not think of that? If only there was some device to locate misplaced keys.

Totes keychain key finder. you whistle, it beeps back, keys found, everyone happy =)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/110793199730

[averagejoe]

Nice. I should get one to put on the remote

[dls]

Mottura me thinks