ray jones i was just given an edwards lock its a push button affair but whats really neat is its in the original box with the instruction sheet….it belonged to allen r downing n7mit he is now sk but his wife gave me the lock while i have little interest in collecting locks my cousin fred ab5ca has a small collection of hand made locks from the middle east and he has gladly accepted my dear freinds lock as part of his collection so now i know this keep sake will be well cared for …so now ill share with all of you who would care to look…
Arcade Al That certainly is in great condition and I love the advice for lost combinations, particularly the “Do Not” list! Do you know when it dates from?
ray jones Arcade Al wroteThat certainly is in great condition and I love the advice for lost combinations, particularly the “Do Not” list! Do you know when it dates from? thats hard to say alan was born in 1950 but went blind some time in 53 by 55 would he have gone to school being blind who knows…but my thought would be some time between 55 and 60 by the way al graduated first in his class in 1972 he went to m.i.t and was an areospace/computer engineer…. [unknown]
Pschiffe ray jones wrotethats hard to say alan was born in 1950 but went blind some time in 53 by 55 would he have gone to school being blind who knows…but my thought would be some time between 55 and 60 by the way al graduated first in his class in 1972 he went to m.i.t and was an areospace/computer engineer…. See this post from the archives and note link therein to pdf article by L. H. Mayhew, Jr.: https://www.antique-locks.com/showthread.php/1986-the-edwards-mfg-co-connc?p=26798#post26798 Pete [unknown]
