Thanks guys, you are the best. originals brochures much appreciate Safeman. actually in holidays but this is a simple key, i have the 2 originals with john tann + the address stamp on but not sure. i will check when come back.
Ceapascus, for the story came from devon in england. bought to a old lady it was to her husband and when he died she don’t want to keep, it’s the most frequent case for old safes, maybe women consider them just as tools to welcome value and not THE value. another detail the safe was place in the garage on the floor and some years ago, the husband had the floor repainted by a company, the garage has been completely emptied except the safe, and repainted. this is not a heavy safe, very easy to rip it on 1 meter outside the garage to do the job. so even it’s a old and small safe that’s the proof people look them as something absolutely not common and impossible to manage. now the garage have a small grey square concrete floor with an ocean deep red paint around. funny.
