vlad0002 Hi guys, Just look at this beauty. End of XIX century Diebold, from one of the local banks. This is the smallest banker’s safe I’ve ever seen – Look at me next to it, I’m about 6 feet high. All original, to the last bolt. Time lock works. And the front wheel – coolest thing ever! I spent 15 minutes turning it back and forth… Addictive. Oh, and weight?… 2775 pounds. All solid manganese steel, non magnetic. Anyway, just thought I’d share the excitement. thanks. Vlad
Cannonball Safe Collector i I just purchased the grandfather to your safe. Much larger, but the same thing. Is yours for sale?
Paul Prescott Cannonball Safe Collector wrotei I just purchased the grandfather to your safe. Much larger, but the same thing. Is yours for sale? I’m sure we would all love to see pictures of it …… [unknown]
Cannonball Safe Collector I also posted pictures of my cannonball safe collection under vaults, safes, etc.
vlad0002 Cannonball Safe Collector wroteI also posted pictures of my cannonball safe collection under vaults, safes, etc. Nice one… And nice Cannonballs collection. The small one is not for sale, currently. However, I am selling another one from my collection, looks a lot like yours. PM me, if interested. Thanks. [unknown]
Adrian Weber The first small Diebold safe looks very interesting. And it’s also interesting that the American safe builders produced allot of safes made of pure manganese steel! Greetings, Dicey
