Newcomer from Arkansas

72FJ40

Discovered the site looking for information on a Mosler NO 1 series safe lock. Any information would be greatly appreciated

I am retired from forty years in public education. Now expanding an interest in old safes into a part time job. Self taught, so always looking for more knowledge.

Other hobbies are old car restoration, a few antique gas engines from early 1900’s, woodworking, and WW2 firearms. Currently WM of local Lodge.

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Doug MacQueen

Welcome to the forum. Mosler was a big user of Yale locks back in the latter 1800’s, and when they started making their own locks they were very much copied from Yale designs. Here is the No. 1 lock from an old Mosler catalog. Doug

72FJ40

Doug, Thanks for the information; that certainly will help. I think I can have this one opened now.

Paul

Dean Nickel

Welcome aboard. 🙁y):

As this is a public board we will not discuss locations, drill points, bypass and other things of that nature on this board. I would suggest that you join SAVTA or something of that nature as they are for Safe an Vault Techs and have an online presence as well as have classes every year.

If you need historic information this is the place to come as you have found out.

72FJ40

Thanks Dean. Sorry, I did not mean to get off to a bad start with too detailed a query and outside boundaries. Will certainly refrain in future. I will look into the names you mentioned also.