JL2A-------------------------------------------------------------------------$28.00

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Southern Steel Co. - San Antonio, Texas - marked M2

JL2B-----------------------------------------$30.00

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JL2C------------------------------------------------------------$24.00

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Yale in box - Stamford, Conn. USA - Reverse has Yale in box and 20010

JL2D---------------------------------------------------$20.00

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Folger Adam Co., Joliet part is worn away in places, then says Ill.

JL2E----------------------------------------------------------$28.00

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Yale Lock Mfg. Co. - Stamford, Conn. - This key is way too large to be a safe deposit key, but it is the right thickness for one.

JL2F----------------------------------------------------------$22.00

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Folger Adam Co. - Joliet, Ill.

JL2G------------------------------------------------$22.00

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Yale in box, reverse has same plus 51053

JL2H--------------------------------------------$20.00

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Kustom Lock Products, Laguna Hills, CA. - Blank for Yale

JL2I---------------------------------------------------$250.00

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A Yale lock designed to be a double cylinder if needed, this one

only ever had one so must have been on a cell door. Has one

Mogul cylinder with key. Above is front view, above right is

inside view of case with bolt and to the right is an inside view of

the inside of the front cover with mounted cylinder. A little rust

around the edges but works well. Key is marked Yale, Made in

USA on front, Yale & Towne Mfg. Co., 20936 on back. Sorry, don't

have any idea what jail it comes from.

JL2J-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------$200.00

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A Pauly Jail Building Co. lock with original key. Key operation is tight with cover in place, cover may be slightly bent, not

sure. Key is marked Pualy Jail Building Co., St. Louis, Y4. Lock has five brass levers. Sorry, no idea what Jail it is from. Key

operates from both sides, but very tight on both sides, needs a lot of work to smooth it up.

JL2K-------------------------------------------------$150.00

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A modern Fichet Jail lock. Fichet is French, lock comes with two

original keys, a change key and a master key. The bolt of this

lock is a latch bolt which can be operated by the change key or

the master, but the master can throw the bolt farther where it

becomes a deadbolt and only the master will work then. The

change key was likely given to the inmate to lock his cell during

walk-around hours. People in the jail business call jails where

the inmates get a key "Club Fed". :-) This one is brand new from

the NY area about twelve years ago. There is a card attached to

the master that is the registration/authorization to order more

keys, so the next time you're in Paris you can get more keys.

JL2L-----------------------------------------------------------------------------$130.00

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JL2M-----------------------------------------------------------------------------$130.00

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A Medeco mogul cylinder labeled for RR Brink, comes with two keys, a master and a

change, the master is omnidirectional, the change is unidirectional.

JL2N---------------------------------$95.00

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Actually from San Quentin Prison, you can see what is 

left of the A next to the S on the case.  The locksmith 

was not allowed to let locks or keys leave marked as SQ 

or SanQ.  They were never marked with the full name.

JL2P----------------------------------------------------------$28.00

3/00-------------------------------------------------------------Ebay

JL2R------------------------------------------------------------------$40.00

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JL2S------------------------------------------------------------------$?

Data Lost

JL2T-----------------------------------------------------$19.95

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JL2U---------------------------------------------------------------------------$40.00

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A Southern Steel mogul cylinder, no key available.

JL2V-----------------------------------------------------$29.00

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A Folger Adam Key

JL2W------------------------------------------------------------------$29.00

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A Folger Adam key

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A very rare Folger Adam key that escaped San Quentin prison with its SQ marking intact.  San Quentin has a rule that all markings must be ground off of keys or locks that leave service at the prison.  This key is slightly bent between the stop and the bow from obvious clockwise force.  That may be why it was taken out of service.

JL2Z------------------------------------------------------------------$45.00

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