Vintage Machine Keys

[juke46]

I've been going through some of the stuff that has been around for a long time.  I've had them for years, myself.  Here are many machine keys from old, out of business, operators of all types of equipment.  I always hoped to organize and sell some or all of them.  It would seem a tricky thing to do since a lot of equipment might not have original locks, worn or damaged locks etc.  Suggestions on how to do this such as identifying keys by numbers?  Perhaps easier to sell as an entire group?  Maybe I should just forget the whole idea?  None are for sale now, just looking for a way to do it.  If I sell them I'll post it in the "Parts For Sale listings" on this fine web site.

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juke46 - Peoria, Arizona

[Ron Rich]

I think you probably would get the most exposure from ePay--much as I dis-like that venue-- Would need to list keys by name on them and number--yep--many pass-locks got changed, however, many still remain original-- Ron Rich

[juke46]

I also avoid Ebay as much as possible. Sometimes something shows up too good to pass on but not often. I think some of the Seeburg keys I will post here if I can identify the machines they go to. I always appreciate your knowledge, advice and wisdom. Thank You also for being the Global Monitor as well for this ever growing and interesting web site!

[Ron Rich]

Seeburg pass keys all will be IL lock co, except for the SMC-1 model, which is a Fort # S102, or S302 ( same key !!). models A,B, and C, use "G" keyways, all the rest are "Fs". Ron Rich