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Davecatlow: (Saturday morning April 30) I will forward your photo and price to my friend...Please wait for my response. Thank you! --Joe Fox

See Attached.

Congratulations to the Winner!

Thank you, Bjoern.

Davelowcat: Sorry, but my friend is no longer interested in the Caveneys. Thanks for the opportunity. -----J. Fox

Thank you, Peter.

Thanks, Dave.

My 1916 Pratt:    Serial  #1434.

An interesting set of Darbies, eh?

Sale is pending.

Hi-- I am looking for someone who has a Palmer handcuff  - reproduction " Connecting Chain " to sell (either Ian's, or another fabricator's). Thanks---Joe Fox

SOLD.

fyi--The Magic Castle hasn't had the Lorey handcuff on display - for several decades (from the Bob Stull Collection). Current whereabouts - unknown. --Joe Fox (Asst. Librarian, The Magic Castle).

see attached photo.......

that's "Hardeen"  :P

Thanks, Matt...I'll keep looking.

here is the photo of the "teeth" model.......

Contact me directly: joefox1031@gmail.com

Chris: FYI -   I sent you a PM regarding the Broach catalog.

Model: #925  ? #926  ?

…Never-the-less, it is a CAVENEY Handcuff that my friend is looking for. ---Joe Fox

Very interesting, Matt. Here's a news article about Wood's invention.

I THINK that's meant as a compliment to Mike    :P

If  Doc died in 1887........WHY are COBB HANDCUFFS (from 1899 )  -- on display???!!!!

Mark:    Go to my police museum Link --  at www.handcuffs.org ---to see photos.

Extremely rare!....possibly Czechoslovakian, or of Russian-German origin     :P

Matt: Mine also has the stamping. Thank you for bringing this to my/our attention!

Aha...right you are!  Thanks. ...that was their "ultralight" model of the N550.

Thank you, Vince. I have now "saved" your enhanced images & text, from the Popular Science issue.

Identity/Manufacturer of the above Russian handcuffs shown? What does the Key look like?