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Cuffs for sale - beginning collector

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presinister 10 Mar 2007
#1
I have a couple of fun items up for sale. I sure would mostly be for new collectors but if you don't have them they are new and would certainly work well in any collection. Thanks all.

American Handcuff N-200
http://cgi.ebay.com/American-Handcuff-N ... dZViewItem

Peerless 3003 transport set
http://cgi.ebay.com/Peerless-3003-handc ... dZViewItem
Atame.Muc 11 Mar 2007
#2
Hello everybody,

I also have some cuffs for sale at eBay. There are some nice pieces for the beginning and advanced collector. The auctions are listed at German eBay and in Euro, but I gladly accept US$ via PayPal. Please feel free to ask me for English item descriptions. All cuffs are fully functional except for:
1. the Chinese hinged - here both locks are not working any longer and the bow can be pulled open freely. No key here
2. the Tower Bottom Key leg irons. This is a nice piece with beautiful patina and no deep rust. It comes without key, because it seems that they were once manipulated by an magician for quick escape. They are so called "Bridge-Jumpers" - this means that the cuffs do not securely lock. The bows can be opened if you pull the strongly. Because this is possible at both sides, I do not think that it's because of material abrasion but because of intended manipulation.

Here are the auctions: http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfgtpZ1QQfrppZ25QQsassZatame

Best regards and have a nice Sunday,
Guenter aka Atame

PS: I am sorry that the items are quite expensive in US currency but this mainly the fault of the weak dollar compared to the Euro.
Unknown / guest 11 Mar 2007
#3
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I forgot to mention that the key for the Providence Darby is not original and does not fit perfectly. It can be only screwed about one turn. Then you have to pull the key to free the bows.

Best regards,
Guenter
Anonymous 11 Mar 2007
#4
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Shouldn't you start your own thread instead of hijacking this one? Thanks a lot.