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Old 01-18-2024, 01:39 PM
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My father passed away January 7th and now we're going through the house trying to get a grasp on the accumulation. I knew he had quite a few firearms and western collectables, but I'm finding things he never showed me.

Like these S&W handcuffs

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and these various head knockers

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The three handcuffs appear to be S&W Model 100
The one on the right with PAT’S PENDING stamped on the cheek is the second version of the M-100 patent pending, noted by the double-lock slot being on both sides of the cuff, where the version one examples only have the double-lock slot on the key-way side of the cuff. The photos are not very clear, so I can’t be sure if they were manufactured in Springfield, Mass., where most of these patent pending M-100’s manufactured prior to moving the handcuff manufacturing to Houlton, ME. in 1979. There are a few M-100 patent pending version two examples that were manufactured in Houlton, ME. after the the manufacturing was moved. Like I said, photo not clear, but I think I see Houlton, ME. Stamped on yours.
The other two appear to be M-100 manufactured in Houlton, ME. And manufactured from 1979 thru 2010. In 2011 the manufacturing process was changed from a braising process to an all rivet construction and were now marked M-100-1.
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Thanks for the input, Dltvette.
I know nothing of these handcuffs.
Here are some better pictures. I noticed the key is different on each set.

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2nd set.

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Here's the 3rd set.

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Is that small key correct or a replacement?
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1st set: Model 100 Pat Pending Version 1, Springfield, Mass. circa 1978
2nd set: Model 100 Pat Pending Version 2, Houlton, ME. circa 1979-80
3rd set: Model 100 (rear side of key-way side showing S&W logo) should have M-100 stamped on it. Circa 1979-80 thru 2010.
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If you are really interested in S&W handcuff history, I have a ebook on Amazon titled Smith & Wesson Handcuff History Volumes 1 & 2.
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