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Great cuff collection!

Look forward to seeing everyone.

Bruce If you are out there will you send me your email address. Thanks Thanks, Joe, but I think that all you have to do is click on the posters name if it is…

That is so cool. Hope its the first of many projects.

Click to expand... I thought it was supposed to be a 'serious' photo.

If I didn't already have it I'd bite - thats a good price.

About $75. U.S. This was about ten years ago. Near mint condition, 99% plated. Still have it.

Did the Smith and Wesson 210 not get your attention? It went for a lot more than I thought it would.

Got to love that 'price on application' note. Thanks for posting this, Joe!

Well done. Those look pretty unpleasant.

Wow, Brindamour scrap book. Any chance that you could bring it to the next Indianapolis Escape convention? Would love to get a look at it.

hi on ebay there are a pair of barnard cuffs listed happy bidding regards Patrick-handboeienfreak Actualy, I meant to say Tower bean, not cobb

The Tower detective model does not double lock. This is a neat looking cuff, and the set I have are also stiff when unlocking.

I like a shiny pair of Towers as much as the next collector, but a pair of wall hangers at that price? No thanks!

Very nice. I like the three hand model, but have never seen a set that looked that close to show room condition. Nice display mounting too.

Well, I don't know if I'd pay that much for them, but whatever the market will bear seems to be the thing on ebay.

Happy Thanksgiving to all my American friends. Each trip to your country seems to be even better then the last. Look forward to the next convention in October 2007!

After looking at the previous auction photo of the group my thoughts are if it is with two more modern designs (modern compared to the bilboes) than maybe a repro?

I will be in New York this weekend, so can't really swing it financially. I look forward to attending in the future when a new location is chosen.

I can't make it this year, but the Amazing Michael's display from a few years back was great and the EA community usually makes a sizable contingent to the weekend.

There's just no escaping the holiday season. Have a good one my friends! Click to expand... That is a good pic. Best to Steve and everyone else here at Handcuffs.org

http://cgi.ebay.com/Hiatts-Camoflage-Ma ... dZViewItem Sounds iffy to me...still, if the army will pay $700 for a toilet seat... maybe we shouldn't be too hasty!

I've dealt with Jon a few times myself, and he was a great person and very generous. That looks like an awsome collection.

Well maybe a chuckle , idk ... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0547739423 Can't help but get the giggles over this one. Good find, so to speak.

There is the extra notch that allows the cuff to spring open when adjusted to that point. Not sure if just plain cuff collectors like that or not but escapology types take it in…

here is alittle quiz for the magician/escape artist......... who knows who this person is in this photo ????? joe Looks like Larry Storch from F Troop...oh I feel old allofasudden...

Grizzly Set of Medieval Execution Manacles c. 1480 AD of the type used for burning heretics and witches Item number: 250215415007 Well, whoever bought I hope they do an article on it for the…

Hmmm, how many pairs does this make now? Or was it already accounted for? One on Earl's board (and boy if I had the dough!)and nopw this one. There is an article…

http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/sellitall4moola I have also dealt with this ebayer and can't see any reason to complain. Now, if he could just find the second King Kong armature for me....

Is it just me, or do they seem to look like the cuffs in the poster for the Russian carette, which look like two huge cans of soup under the bow arms. Closest image…