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Western leg irons - picture

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Pamela Edwards 18 Apr 2008
#1
My hand cuffs leg iron look like Tower Double Lock but I have no idea. On one of the cuffs on the piece you put the key in, at the end that joins close to the chain has some printing on it. Looks like
A 7 E
MAY. 2 (maybe 21)
SEPT. 4
MAR. 5
DEC. 6 (maybe 16).79
Can't read bottom line

What do you think and what are they worth???



Don 19 Apr 2008
#2
i'll say that these are Towers leg irons as to what their worth. one cant actully put a value on them but i've seen them go for between $100.00 -$200.00 and Possibly Up.
Pamela 20 Apr 2008
#3
My hand cuffs leg iron look like Tower Double Lock but I have no idea. On one of the cuffs on the piece you put the key in, at the end that joins close to the chain has some printing on it. Looks like
A 7 E
MAY. 2 (maybe 21)
SEPT. 4
MAR. 5
DEC. 6 (maybe 16).79
Can't read bottom line

What do you think and what are they worth???


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What is the printing the the leg irons???

It must mean something.
Don 20 Apr 2008
#4
My hand cuffs leg iron look like Tower Double Lock but I have no idea. On one of the cuffs on the piece you put the key in, at the end that joins close to the chain has some printing on it. Looks like
A 7 E
MAY. 2 (maybe 21)
SEPT. 4
MAR. 5
DEC. 6 (maybe 16).79
Can't read bottom line

What do you think and what are they worth???


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Pamela the printing most likely are the Patent Dates
Edgeplay_Cgo 20 Apr 2008
#5
My hand cuffs leg iron look like Tower Double Lock but I have no idea. On one of the cuffs on the piece you put the key in, at the end that joins close to the chain has some printing on it. Looks like
A 7 E
MAY. 2 (maybe 21)
SEPT. 4
MAR. 5
DEC. 6 (maybe 16).79
Can't read bottom line

What do you think and what are they worth???


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The stampings on Tower irons are notoriously faint, so it's entirely possible that significant parts of the stamp have been effaced by wear, or never made an impression.