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Trick Locks

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Trick locks have been around for centuries. Generally they require some special knowledge in order to operate them and they were used most often with warded locks because the mechanism was so easy to compromise. Generally there are special buttons to push, pull or slide to reveal a keyhole, or many require the use of different keys in a specific order and can be quite a puzzle to open even when all of the keys are available. An irresistible enigma to many, I have a couple on my desk that I won't show the secret to unless you declare that you give up.


TR1A-------------------------------------------------$2114.89 01/02-------------------------------------------------------Ebay	A Sinclair trick lock with a single trick, button on the bottom is pushed to release keyhole cover on front.

TR1B-------------------------------------------------$30.00 Here-----------------------------------------------------02/16 Use the tip of the key bit to push in the center of the bottom left 8 and the drop is released to show the real key hole.	TR1C-------------------------------------------------$80.00 Here----------------------------------------------------Now The unusual trick with this lock is that the hidden keyhole on the left doesn't do anything except mislead you. The keyhole under the drop is the correct one.

TR1D-------------------------------------------------$20.50 01/18----------------------------------------------------Ebay No description provided

Ordering Information

Combination Locks	Cutaway/Advertising	Door Locks	Jail Locks	Brass Lever Locks
Iron/Tin Lever Locks	Lever Push Key Locks	Best Logo Locks	Non-Best Logo Locks	Miniature Locks
Non-US Locks	Other Things	Pin Tumbler Locks	Railroad Locks	Story/Commemorative
Tools	Warded Locks		Trick Locks	Links