Handcuff Advent Calendar

Hi,

almost half of the windows are already opened, but possibly some of you enjoy it anyway: in the german forum we have an advent calender showing a different handcuff every day:
http://www.handschellenforum.de/forum/a ... lender.php
not too many historic restraints, and the texts are in german only, but possibly you like some of the pictures, for example those behind door number 9, or find the leg irons in number 2 interesting.

The new window always becomes visible at 00:00 german time, so you'll have to wait 6-9hrs longer than us, but as most of the stuff shown may be considered "modern junk" here, I expect that won't hit you too hard

Martin
P.S.: Yes of course. The background pictures of the calendar are from my christmas tree.

thank you MARTIN, love the pic. wish i could read GERMAN, happy hoilday's to u & yours

Hi,

almost half of the windows are already opened, but possibly some of you enjoy it anyway: in the german forum we have an advent calender showing a different handcuff every day:
http://www.handschellenforum.de/forum/a ... lender.php
not too many historic restraints, and the texts are in german only, but possibly you like some of the pictures, for example those behind door number 9, or find the leg irons in number 2 interesting.

The new window always becomes visible at 00:00 german time, so you'll have to wait 6-9hrs longer than us, but as most of the stuff shown may be considered "modern junk" here, I expect that won't hit you too hard

Martin
P.S.: Yes of course. The background pictures of the calendar are from my christmas tree.

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Martin

Very nice. Thanks very much for sharing your calendar with us.

And have a very nice holiday. May all your presents have keys.

Joe

Hi,

almost half of the windows are already opened, but possibly some of you enjoy it anyway: in the german forum we have an advent calender showing a different handcuff every day:
http://www.handschellenforum.de/forum/a ... lender.php
not too many historic restraints, and the texts are in german only, but possibly you like some of the pictures, for example those behind door number 9, or find the leg irons in number 2 interesting.

The new window always becomes visible at 00:00 german time, so you'll have to wait 6-9hrs longer than us, but as most of the stuff shown may be considered "modern junk" here, I expect that won't hit you too hard

Martin
P.S.: Yes of course. The background pictures of the calendar are from my christmas tree.

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Martin

Very nice. Thanks very much for sharing your calendar with us.

And have a very nice holiday. May all your presents have keys.

Joe


P.S. Sorry I forgot. You don't need keys.

Hi,

almost half of the windows are already opened, but possibly some of you enjoy it anyway: in the german forum we have an advent calender showing a different handcuff every day:
http://www.handschellenforum.de/forum/a ... lender.php
not too many historic restraints, and the texts are in german only, but possibly you like some of the pictures, for example those behind door number 9, or find the leg irons in number 2 interesting.

The new window always becomes visible at 00:00 german time, so you'll have to wait 6-9hrs longer than us, but as most of the stuff shown may be considered "modern junk" here, I expect that won't hit you too hard

Martin
P.S.: Yes of course. The background pictures of the calendar are from my christmas tree.

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Martin, cool calender!!! I couln't hepl but notice that one of your creations is on there.....sweet! Thanks for sharing with us!

Cheers, Mike

Hi,

almost half of the windows are already opened, but possibly some of you enjoy it anyway: in the german forum we have an advent calender showing a different handcuff every day:
http://www.handschellenforum.de/forum/a ... lender.php
not too many historic restraints, and the texts are in german only, but possibly you like some of the pictures, for example those behind door number 9, or find the leg irons in number 2 interesting.

The new window always becomes visible at 00:00 german time, so you'll have to wait 6-9hrs longer than us, but as most of the stuff shown may be considered "modern junk" here, I expect that won't hit you too hard

Martin
P.S.: Yes of course. The background pictures of the calendar are from my christmas tree.

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Hi,

@Michael: sorry, I'm not the cuffs24 Martin (does he also post as Martin here? Then I should go back to putting my forum-nickname up there...). But you're right, one of his creations is in there. A user from the forum recently bought it used and submitted the article.

And if you ask yourself where this mixed selection comes from: we decided to put cuffs in the calendar which haven't been discussed in too much detail in my forum before, so quite some "typical" items everybody would name when being asked "name 24 interesting cuffs" are missing. But I think that even makes it more interesting... So I'm glad you enjoy it, even so it doesn't show too many classical collectors highlights...

Greetings,
Martin
P.S.: And of course my first statement was wrong. US users even can open the next door 6-9 hours "earlier" than our local users. But please leave the chocolate in...

Hi,

almost half of the windows are already opened, but possibly some of you enjoy it anyway: in the german forum we have an advent calender showing a different handcuff every day:
http://www.handschellenforum.de/forum/a ... lender.php
not too many historic restraints, and the texts are in german only, but possibly you like some of the pictures, for example those behind door number 9, or find the leg irons in number 2 interesting.

The new window always becomes visible at 00:00 german time, so you'll have to wait 6-9hrs longer than us, but as most of the stuff shown may be considered "modern junk" here, I expect that won't hit you too hard

Martin
P.S.: Yes of course. The background pictures of the calendar are from my christmas tree.

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Hi,

OK, for everybody who didn't follow the calender every day, or just lost the overview in those changing windows, I put up a list of all shown items with links directly to the articles (which are still german... but the pictures... )

01 - Kyoung Chang Leg Irons
02 - GDR modified Leg Irons
03 - Smith & Wesson Modell 94
04 - Clejuso 12D (schwer) D.R.P.
05 - Long Chain Handcuffs
06 - Hiatt-Thompson Oversized Leg Cuffs
07 - KUB 131 - Irish8-Z
08 - Russian Leg Screws BRS3
09 - The Dollar-Handcuff
10 - Rigid Cuffs 8 Leg Irons (the ones from the other Martin)
11 - Chinese Restraints
12 - Smith & Wesson 925 "Airweight"
13 - MANURHIN 1985
14 - Chubb 1K70 "Detainer"
15 - Heavy Chinese Handcuffs
16 - Bean Cobb
17 - RAM Instrument Law Enforcement Single & Double Lock Handcuffs
18 - Blechle Hamburg8
19 - Ralkem 9927
20 - Horst Stein Moabit
21 - IDSA - Industria Argentina
22 - The Maltby
23 - Harvard Lock Leg Irons
24 - Beispielloses Gold (Peerless Gold XMas Edition)

Original posting here in the german Forum:
http://www.handschellenforum.de/forum/v ... php?t=2229

Enjoy!

Martin

Hi,

almost half of the windows are already opened, but possibly some of you enjoy it anyway: in the german forum we have an advent calender showing a different handcuff every day:
http://www.handschellenforum.de/forum/a ... lender.php
not too many historic restraints, and the texts are in german only, but possibly you like some of the pictures, for example those behind door number 9, or find the leg irons in number 2 interesting.

The new window always becomes visible at 00:00 german time, so you'll have to wait 6-9hrs longer than us, but as most of the stuff shown may be considered "modern junk" here, I expect that won't hit you too hard

Martin
P.S.: Yes of course. The background pictures of the calendar are from my christmas tree.

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NO 21 IDSA industria argentina's ? do you know what the idsa is ? my thought's are indonesia,south america ?

Hi,

almost half of the windows are already opened, but possibly some of you enjoy it anyway: in the german forum we have an advent calender showing a different handcuff every day:
http://www.handschellenforum.de/forum/a ... lender.php
not too many historic restraints, and the texts are in german only, but possibly you like some of the pictures, for example those behind door number 9, or find the leg irons in number 2 interesting.

The new window always becomes visible at 00:00 german time, so you'll have to wait 6-9hrs longer than us, but as most of the stuff shown may be considered "modern junk" here, I expect that won't hit you too hard

Martin
P.S.: Yes of course. The background pictures of the calendar are from my christmas tree.

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that can't be right ,that's 2 different side's of the world ,daaaa
i don't know? altimers

Hi,

almost half of the windows are already opened, but possibly some of you enjoy it anyway: in the german forum we have an advent calender showing a different handcuff every day:
http://www.handschellenforum.de/forum/a ... lender.php
not too many historic restraints, and the texts are in german only, but possibly you like some of the pictures, for example those behind door number 9, or find the leg irons in number 2 interesting.

The new window always becomes visible at 00:00 german time, so you'll have to wait 6-9hrs longer than us, but as most of the stuff shown may be considered "modern junk" here, I expect that won't hit you too hard

Martin
P.S.: Yes of course. The background pictures of the calendar are from my christmas tree.

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"SA", in Spanish, is the abbreviation for "Sociedad Anonimo", which essentially means just "Inc.".

Hi,

almost half of the windows are already opened, but possibly some of you enjoy it anyway: in the german forum we have an advent calender showing a different handcuff every day:
http://www.handschellenforum.de/forum/a ... lender.php
not too many historic restraints, and the texts are in german only, but possibly you like some of the pictures, for example those behind door number 9, or find the leg irons in number 2 interesting.

The new window always becomes visible at 00:00 german time, so you'll have to wait 6-9hrs longer than us, but as most of the stuff shown may be considered "modern junk" here, I expect that won't hit you too hard

Martin
P.S.: Yes of course. The background pictures of the calendar are from my christmas tree.

Click to expand...

Hi,

the submitter of the article wrote IDSA is an abbreviation for InDuStria Argentina, what seems to be the (brand?) name of the manufacturer. It also could be just for InDuStriA, as Argentina is printed after it anyway, but sorry - I don't know any more about those...

Greetings,
Martin
P.S.: just re-read my list... No. 8 of course are THUMB cuffs

Hi,

almost half of the windows are already opened, but possibly some of you enjoy it anyway: in the german forum we have an advent calender showing a different handcuff every day:
http://www.handschellenforum.de/forum/a ... lender.php
not too many historic restraints, and the texts are in german only, but possibly you like some of the pictures, for example those behind door number 9, or find the leg irons in number 2 interesting.

The new window always becomes visible at 00:00 german time, so you'll have to wait 6-9hrs longer than us, but as most of the stuff shown may be considered "modern junk" here, I expect that won't hit you too hard

Martin
P.S.: Yes of course. The background pictures of the calendar are from my christmas tree.

Click to expand...

i don't suppose you could list their est. value 01 thru 24 on your side of the world could you ?