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Cindi 23 May 2007
#1
Greetings
Can anyone help to inform me of which Make & Style Handcuffs were used by AMERICAN Police (standard issue) in the period of 1943 - 1945?

To further my inquiry... the same question but for time period 1955 - 1965 also

Thanks!
Cindi
Steve Santini 23 May 2007
#2
Peerless 10 oz barrel key version.

Steve
The Amazing Michael 23 May 2007
#3
Greetings
Can anyone help to inform me of which Make & Style Handcuffs were used by AMERICAN Police (standard issue) in the period of 1943 - 1945?

To further my inquiry... the same question but for time period 1955 - 1965 also

Thanks!
Cindi
Hi Cin! Harvards, H&R 123's, Darley's, and Strauss were also used during that time. This is one of my favorite eras of American history and I LOVE the cuffs they used!!! Are you planning on doing a "theamed" jail break?

Cheers, Amazing
Cindi 24 May 2007
#4
Greetings
Can anyone help to inform me of which Make & Style Handcuffs were used by AMERICAN Police (standard issue) in the period of 1943 - 1945?

To further my inquiry... the same question but for time period 1955 - 1965 also

Thanks!
Cindi
Michael,
a "Themed" J-Break?
(let's see now, Sing Sing was done in Winter White for the season, The Calaboose was done in Old West, Shawshank done in Gangster Pinstripe suit, Burlington Co. Prison in Leopard print jacket as I was on the Train to perform at Coney Island and the Prison director called my Cell phone as I was traveling so no time to plan a theme Angola was done in "Granny" fashion as it's an operating facility and I went "inside" where we don't want to show any "ankle" now do we. )

Themed? Who Me? Nahhhhhhhhh
Thanks for the Info. guys!
Cindi
(doing the Snoopy dance out the door)
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