Screw Key Padlocks
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• The locks are listed in height order.

Padlocks WITHOUT Height Measurement

	Blank. Iron body. Iron Shackles. This lock was used to lock the main gate of my ancestors home for over 100 years.    More... Show Photo Gallery "The Kanha Vyas Collection"	8532
	Blank. 4 3/8" wide. Iron body. Iron shackle.	3308
	Blank. Brass body. Steel shackle. Brass & steel original key. It is believed that this style lock was used on gun racks. Mfg by: Not determined.	4795
	Blank. Brass body. Steel shackle. Steel key. This lock was used on caissons, the vehicle used to transport cannon ammunition. Mfg by: French manufacturer.  French Patent 1859 "The Bob Kirk Collection"	9380
	Blank. 3 1/4" wide. Steel body. Steel shackle. All of the edges are chamfered. The key may not be original but it is old. The shackle is held at two points. The key must be screwed in to release the main bolt, and then a slide must be pulled out above the keyway to release a second bolt which releases the shackle. Mfg by: Possibly German manufacture. "The Jeff Strumberger Collection"	4799
	Blank. 6" wide. Steel body. Steel shackle.	4872
	Blank. 2 1/4" wide. Steel body. Steel shackle.	4801
	Blank. 3 3/4" wide. Steel body. Steel shackle.	4804
	Blank. 4 7/8" long. Iron body. Iron shackle.	8544

Padlocks WITH Height Measurement

	Blank. 1/2" high. Iron body. Iron shackle.	4536
	Blank. 11/16" high x 5/8" wide x 5/16" deep. Iron body. Iron shackle. "The Scott Family Collection"	2633
	Blank. 1 5/16" high x 1" wide x 9/16" deep. Iron body. Iron shackle. "The Scott Family Collection"	2636
	Blank. 1 7/8" high x 2 3/4" wide x 3/4" deep. Steel body. Steel shackle. Mfg by: European, 17-18th century. "The Bill MacNab Collection"	6648
	Blank. 2" high. Brass body. Steel shackle. It is believed that this style lock was used on gun racks. Mfg by: Not determined.	4796
	Blank. 2.170" high x 1.940" wide x .610" deep. Brass body. Steel shackle. It is believed that this style lock was used on gun racks. Mfg by: Not determined. The shackle appears to be similar to the Wilson Bohannan 530 series of locks. "The Scott Caley Collection"	2655
	Blank. 2.2" high x 2.4" wide. Iron body. Iron shackle. Mfg by: Russell & Erwin Mfg. Co. "The Mark Thompson Collection"	8577
	Blank. 2 1/4" high x 3 1/2" wide x 1 1/8" deep. Steel body. Steel shackle. Mfg by: European, 17-18th century. "The Bill MacNab Collection"	6647
	Blank. 2 3/8" high 1 1/8" wide. Iron body. Iron shackle.	3309
	Blank. 2 3/8" high x 3 7/8" wide. Iron body. Iron shackle. Mfg by: Possibly French manufacture.	4798
	Blank - German. 2.4" high x 4.9" wide. Iron body. Iron shackle.	4537
	Blank. 2 3/4" high x 7 3/4" wide. Steel body. Steel shackle. Original key. US Patent #528743.	4806
	Blank - MERCER.... 3" high x 4 1/2" wide x 1 1/2" diameter. Iron construction. The lock is well made and heavy and the shackle looks very Germanic with the shrouding around the toe. The key reminds me of keys made in Afghanistan. It is unusual as it is cut-away on 4 sides. As the key turns you can see the sleeve in the keyhole being withdrawn into the key shaft. The brass tag attached to the key is stamped 107 on one side and MERCER 11 & ERIE on the other side. "The Jeff Strumberger Collection"	8944
	Blank. 3 1/4" high x 2" wide x 1 1/2" deep. Iron body. Iron shackle.	8543
	Blank. 3 1/4". Iron body. Iron shackle.	9223
	Blank. 3 11/16" high x 4 5/8" wide x 1 7/16" deep. Steel body. Steel shackle. "The Bill MacNab Collection"	6633
	Blank - Houdini. 5" high x 5" wide excluding key. Key length: 4 3/4". Iron body. Iron shackle. There are 4 entry points in the keyway. Mfg by: Russian manufacture, 18th c. This padlock was once owned and used by Harry Houdini. The lock is seen here on his right ankle. The provenance includes a point of sale letter by Hardeen Houdini (Harry's brother) on file with Jeff Strumberger. "The Jeff Strumberger Collection"	7911
	Blank. 5 1/2" high x 7 3/4" wide x 2" deep. Key length:  3 1/2". Iron body. Iron Shackles.   More... Show Photo Gallery	6991