Chubb's seven inch double-sided 6 lever detector spring rim lock with bridge ward

Made:: 1857

maker:: Chubb and Son's Lock and Safe Company Limited

Chubb's seven inch double-sided 6 lever detector spring rim lock with bridge ward, with key, c.1857.

Details

Category:: Locks & Fastenings

Object Number:: 1934-206

Materials:: brass (copper, zinc alloy) and iron

type:: rim locks

credit:: Dale, D.A.

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Chubb's seven inch double-sided 6 lever detector spring rim lock

Chubb's seven inch double-sided 6 lever detector spring rim lock with bridge ward, c.1857.

Measurements:: overall: 125 mm x 200 mm x 80 mm,

Materials:: metal (unknown)

Object Number:: 1934-206/1

type:: rim lock

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Key for Chubb's seven inch double-sided 6 lever detector spring rim lock

Key for Chubb's seven inch double-sided 6 lever detector spring rim lock with bridge ward, c.1857.

Measurements:: overall: 110 mm x 45 mm x 10 mm,

Materials:: metal (unknown)

Object Number:: 1934-206/2

type:: key

Part of Chubb's seven inch double-sided 6 lever detector spring rim lock

Plate or cover with various screw holes and larger hole in the centre, part of Chubb's seven inch double-sided 6 lever detector spring rim lock with bridge ward, c.1857.

Materials:: metal (unknown)

Object Number:: 1934-206/3

type:: component

Metal plate with keyhole

Metal plate with four screw holes and keyhole in the centre, part of Chubb's seven inch double-sided 6 lever detector spring rim lock with bridge ward, c.1857.