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identify leg-irons

slave liam·10 May 2018·The Forum at Handcuffs.Org
…put up an email address and I will contact you about a key liam at fromoldbooks dot org :D (or you can possibly message me on this forum, i'm not sure)

identify leg-irons

slave liam·12 May 2018·The Forum at Handcuffs.Org
Hmm, i wrote a reply and it's gone. i've no information about where these shackles might have been used; i bought them in Seville, in Spain, a city that has always had…

identify leg-irons

slave liam·09 May 2018·The Forum at Handcuffs.Org
holstcollection wrote: Hi, I have a kind of a similar set which I believe is German or Austrian, I bought them from Germany. However, I haven't found out what the key should look…

identify leg-irons

slave liam·10 May 2018·The Forum at Handcuffs.Org
Sandmanbrian777 wrote: Uses a sliding type of Flat Key. The Keyhole is meant to be that way in order to help with the spring compression. Looks like a newer model without the Twisted Chain…

identify leg-irons

slave liam·12 May 2018·The Forum at Handcuffs.Org
…I expect this slave will have to make its own key too, and then of course give the key to its Master :D :D :D i don't know where the shackles might have…

identify leg-irons

slave liam·08 May 2018·The Forum at Handcuffs.Org
I bought some leg irons (or shackles or maybe handcuffs for large people?) at a flea market in Seville, but there are no keys. Well, when there are no legs in them I can…

identify leg-irons

slave liam·10 May 2018·The Forum at Handcuffs.Org
…There's probably a locking pin that comes in from the end with the square hole, like the ones in the photographs this slave posted. The key would then squeeze the leaf springs so…