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Two gold stars issued!

Thank Mark for cleaning up the leaflet.

No problem Ron, had problems with my original name and had to re-register! So chriscuffs became chriscuffs6! Not sure who chriscuffs1-5 are! Chris G

LIPS Training cuffs.

Must be rare if you do not have them Mark!

From the Paul Daniels Auction. Did you win them Joe?

Old advert from A Stotz,

The Guiteau cuffs are originals. They have good springs and work well.

Chinese H&R type 3 handed.

Range of Victor Works Handcuffs, Legirons and Neck Collars.

RALK-snb-53 plated model.

FLORIDA, TuffKuffs ‘The Next Generation in Handcuff Technology’

Rankin early model, nickel plated. No stampings or Patent date on them.

Tower Bottom keyway with two patent dates stamped on them. Tower Lyon Thumbcuffs.

Hi Paul, sent you two emails did they arrive or do you still have problems with my address? Thanks Chris

The ZIPCUFF, standard black one on the left and the Red Training cuff on right.

Great photos, were they Spiritualists/Mediums? At last years Escape Artists Convention Michael Diamond gave an excellent presentation on the Victorian Mediums.

Let’s add Oregon, the Leininger Shackle patented May 16th 1876 number 177406.

If you look in Alex Nichols books he gives a very good history of them with dates etc.

Any ideas? Pair of Hiatt cuffs, each one has a 15 inch chain and odd lug attached.

Thanks for sharing, I did not know that Clejuso offered Hamburg 8 cuffs. Wonder if they actually made them?

Well done, Ray sent me a photo 30 years ago and have never managed to get a set. Still on my wants list!

The Chinese are good at imitating some handcuffs.  Photo shows: Hiatt HSS9 cuffs TCH HS cuffs Anhua Chinese copy.

Sorry folks but UK has very few exciting Nippers. Photo shows: Dowler Turner Thewlis & Co W R Pape

The Reliants had a simple single star wheel. They were patented in the UK number 741000 will try and find my copy to share.

A Chinese Oddity. Seems like a lot of work has gone into it simply to lock two wrists together.

Think I may have posted this before, it is a resin non working model of T Llewelyn dated 1839.

North Carolina, the Hancock Manufacturing Co. CHARLOTTE which I have just googled and it says North Carolina.

Unusual Czech folding cuffs which double lock by sliding button on top of lock case.

Bomissa were one of Italy’s most prominent handcuff manufacturers. This is their Transportation Kit which has numerous different combinations possible.