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Wow... 1000 restraints are an amazing milestone! Congratulations for this!

Sorry, my computer won't upload it -.-

I have an unknown french type handcuff to show you ;)

Finally, I was able to photograph my collection^^ Here are my france ones.

…https://lira.cubile.xyz/germany.html#clejuso_15 I can't say you something about the price rage... The "solingerhandschellen" side is really expensive o.O

Clejuso 1 Clejuso 109 Clejuso 8 And a special version of the Clejuso 15 with 5cm bar

Yeah, true... They are really similar, but not the same^^ Do you know which factory produced my cuffs or even in which time they were produced?

I only have an modern irish 8 made by KUB. With a key where you can also use a tea spoon to open it ;)

Sadly my last EBay Auction of an GDR leg iron failed, so I only own two leg irons: Clejuso Nr. 8 and Clejuso Nr. 109

All fine, thanks for answering :) I am just so curious because first time I have an handcuffs nobody else have in my known circle :) The collector inside of me wanna have answers ;)

What exactly for informations do you search? And do you choose handcuffs in general, or an country? Also if you look for german information, right me, I am from Germany too.

holstcollection wrote: ↑ Apr 19, 2020 Two "prison handcuffs" of unknown makers. Some collectors told me they are both Otto Schlüter handcuffs. I have the same as your second cuff.

My collection start at the age of 16... An Clejuso 12! It was huge overpriced, but I loved it xD Really triggering historical collection was my Schlüter last year...

I learned from a good friend once a day, that you must be careful with rust removing... Some old cuffs are "holding together" by rust and some parts of them (springs for example) can…

…Have a great day! Greetings Lira PS: Sorry, English isn't my native language...

Not really a handcuff belt, but an old restraint belt. It's the belt of a friend, he bought it as a restraint for goats or horses from ebay. We try it out and…

RyanVaene wrote: ↑ Apr 20, 2020 Joe, the Andy HS105 is impressive!  It looks like a high-tech darby, which I think is a very cool antique-futuristic fusion. With that multi-bit 3D key…