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gunlovingirl
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I've run across old handcuffs in the box and thought they were interesting. I don't see much about them in this forum, except that ko41 has 8 pair! Anyone have any knowledge about what to look for? Not interested in the new ones. Well, unless, no, better not go there!
I wouldn't mind having a pair of the old ones with the original box. Can someone educate me a bit on these?
I wouldn't mind having a pair of the old ones with the original box. Can someone educate me a bit on these?
BuzzardBilly
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This knife is referenced in the S&W Standard Catalog as a dealer engraved
very limted number.
very limted number.
I've run across old handcuffs in the box and thought they were interesting. I don't see much about them in this forum, except that ko41 has 8 pair! Anyone have any knowledge about what to look for? Not interested in the new ones. Well, unless, no, better not go there!
I wouldn't mind having a pair of the old ones with the original box. Can someone educate me a bit on these?
Sorry, I don't I don't know anything about collectable handcuffs. Mine are all
the various models of recent manufacture.
KO
Oh, my mother has been collecting S&P shakers since she was 18, so that is a pretty nice collection too.
My problem is I have a collection of collections!
KO
Here are some more diecast toys.
KO
KO
Jackets.
I'm looking to purchase the Peterbilt tractor trailer diecast, the single wing airplane, the 1932 Ford coupe bank and the 53 ford pick up...if you have these items I'll pay top dollar to complete a collection. e-mail [email protected] Thanks. Roy
Unless you have lighters from the Smith & Wesson Athletic Association, you don't have a full set.
I've run across old handcuffs in the box and thought they were interesting. I don't see much about them in this forum, except that ko41 has 8 pair! Anyone have any knowledge about what to look for? Not interested in the new ones. Well, unless, no, better not go there!
I wouldn't mind having a pair of the old ones with the original box. Can someone educate me a bit on these?
Misty
Smith & Wesson made handcuffs as far back as the 1920's. They made them for The Peerless Handcuff Company. Later they made them under the Smith & Wesson label, which they still make them today.
Here is a pair with its original box. They are from the late 1950's early 1960s.
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Are you saying you paid $500.00 for 7 lighters? How much would you pay for one of these, if you could find one?
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dltvette
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I've run across old handcuffs in the box and thought they were interesting. I don't see much about them in this forum, except that ko41 has 8 pair! Anyone have any knowledge about what to look for? Not interested in the new ones. Well, unless, no, better not go there!
I wouldn't mind having a pair of the old ones with the original box. Can someone educate me a bit on these?
gunlovingirl, I have collected a few handcuffs. It does become addicting just like anything else.
Dave
My display at the S&WCA 2013 Symposium (photo 1 & 2)
Peerless Patent Model Manufactured by Smith & Wesson circa 1915. (3 & 4)
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Sorry, that was a typo. It should be $50. Auto correct strikes again.
It's the commemorative set in the felt-lined box. And the full set is 10, so I have 8 or 9. It's been a while since I had them out.
Just like this one:
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=400879266944&alt=web
