Can You Identify these Safes?

[mechanical_nightmare]

Hello,

Here is a picture of some safes. They were opened under court order in a huge corruption case in my country:



Here is a link to the news article

http://www.radikal.com.tr/turkiye/baris_gulerin_evindeki_aramadan_ilk_goruntuler-1166837

I was curious when I saw this picture on the news. Can anyone identify the safes in this picture?

[mhole]

The one in the centre,sitting on top of another, is a Yale YFM fire safe.

[mechanical_nightmare]

Thank you! Any more? I know it isn't a great photo for ID purposes but no luck with the rest? The grey one at the bottom right seems to have a brand name starting in a 'D'. The three identical ones have a digtal keypad and a key lock. From the looks of the key it could be a pin tumbler, wafer or disc lock.

I am curious to know what our dirty politicians consider safe enough for their bribe money.

[torontosafecracker]

The Three Matching ones appear to be Offshore Low end safes. Perhaps they were made in North America, but I can assure you they are low end. The thickness of the door looks to be 1/8th inch, which indicates that it would be fairly easy to open relative to the other safes you have.

I see a Lagard Digital Lock on one of them two, just can't see which one from this angle.


Please, Next time you want to ID safes, Take a photo of the as you would look at it while dialing, or pushing in the combination, or turning the key. If you can post some pics like this, I can assure you somebody will have a model number for you in no time.


Thank You


Josh

[torontosafecracker]

It has just occurred to me ,that you probably didn't take this photo, My apologies.

[mechanical_nightmare]

Thanks for the input man. The safes didn't appear so secure to begin with. I believe they are a representative sample of most home safes I've seen around here.