Gene Baxter

The padlocks in this category were Mfg by: Gene Baxter.

	"BAXTER" - Trick Lock. 1.196" high x .901" wide x .190" deep. The lock is constructed of aluminum, tool steel and stainless steel. The trick is a secret, not even I know it. This miniature was inspired by a similar large sized lock.   2020. Only 1 of these locks were made. Show Photo Gallery	9951
	Combination. 1 3/16" high x 1 13/32" wide x 19/32" largest body diameter (Actual: 1.200" high x 1.415" wide x .600" largest body diameter). Brass and steel body. Steel shackle. Brass wheels. The lock works like the original, and four wheels must be aligned correctly before the two buttons on either end can be pressed in to release the shackle. There is a trick however. The center knurled body section (which looks like the other two smaller knurled body sections that don't move) must also be turned to a certain location before the buttons can be pressed in. Once everything is aligned correctly the shackle will be released, and can be removed from the lock.    2009. Only 1 of these locks were made.	7102
	James L. Cook - Combination Lock. 1 3/8" high x 7/16" body diameter x 3/32" pin length (Actual: 1.385" high x .437" body diameter x .095 pin length" deep). All brass construction. It works exactly like the original whereby each of the 5 pinned wheels must be turned left, center, or right in the correct order to unlock the shackle. When unlocked the body drops down and allows the shackle to be hinged opened. The only thing ommitted was the changable combo function. The orginal could be taken apart and the stack changed to another order. This is a miniature rendering of James L. Cook Patent # 1196844.    January 2009. Only 5 of these locks were made.	7101
	Mortimer B. Mills - Combination Lock. 4 1/8" high x 1 5/16" wide x 9/16" deep. All aluminum construction. To unlock the lock you align the 3 dials to their correct position. "BAXTER" is stamped on the inside of the shackle. "M. B. Mills PAT'D FEB. 4 1879" is stamped on the reverse of the body. This is a rendering of Mortimer B. Mills Patent # 212036. We have not found a production example of this patent.    2018. Only 1 of these locks were made ... 2018	8144
	William Walker - Combination Lock. 3/4" diameter x 3/16" deep. Brass body. Steel shackle. 3 Steel dials. Open: Set the 3 dials to the correct combination, then slide the lever on the reverse of the case down, and rotate the shackle. Close: Rotate the shackle until the lever snaps shut, then mix the combination. This is a miniature rendering of William Walker Patent # 221258.    January 2013. Only 10 of these locks were made.	6848
	"DREADNOUGHT" - Combination Lock. Construction: Brass and blued steel.  The keys are made of stainless steel. Lock 1: .543" high x .535" wide. 5 locks made. Lock 2: 1 1/16" high x 1 1/16" wide. 10 locks made.    2018. Show Photo Gallery	8285
	"HOFFMAN-PACKARD-CARTER" - Combination Lock. 1 1/4" high x 11/16" wide x 11/32" deep (Actual: 1.250" high x .695" wide x .330" deep). All brass except for 2 steel pins. The lock functions exactly like the full sized version, whereby you need to align three dials correctly to unlock it. After the dials are aligned the group of dials drops down allowing the shackle to be turned 90 degrees. There are false gates to frustrate lock pickers This is a miniature rendering of Jerome W. Packard Patent # 550641.    July 2013. Only 5 of these locks were made.	1256
	"HOFFMAN-PACKARD-CARTER" - Combination Lock. Brass and steel construction. .624" high x .349" wide x .168" deep.	8286
	Wheel Combination Locks. Brass and steel construction. Lock 1: 3 Wheels. Brass and steel. .597" high x .532" wide x .227" diameter. 5 locks made. Lock 2: 4 Wheels. Brass. .616" high x .471" wide x .304" diameter. 5 locks made. Lock 3: 3 Wheels. Brass. .619" high x .376" wide x .305" diameter. 5 Lock made. Show Photo Gallery	8287