Steve Santini 20 Jan 2010
#2The collars that are most often sold as "Slave Collars" on ebay have a built in screw lock that is worked by a bit/barrel key.
They were made by Froggatt and Hiatt although the ones in the catalog have also been passed off as "Slave Collars" from time to time even though they lock with a padlock.
In short, all were for aninals and not for humans.
Steve Santini
This is an extremely interesting item. It shows some great Bean Restraints; the rare collar with attached cuffs and those famous DOG COLLARS that are Sold as genuine SLAVE COLLARS on eBay !! That should put to bed some of the speculation of what is and isn't a Slave Collar !!
Take a LooK !
http://cgi.ebay.com/1886-Lovell-Arms-Sa ... 53df3bc73b
It's amazing how arrogant and cowardly some people can be. First you choose to use this wonderful sight as a bashing session like something a 12 year old would do and second you leave the post anonymous. You have only managed to make yourself look like a pathetic ass.....just in case you wanted to know.
This is an extremely interesting item. It shows some great Bean Restraints; the rare collar with attached cuffs and those famous DOG COLLARS that are Sold as genuine SLAVE COLLARS on eBay !! That should put to bed some of the speculation of what is and isn't a Slave Collar !!
Take a LooK !
http://cgi.ebay.com/1886-Lovell-Arms-Sa ... 53df3bc73b
Here are the handcuff pages. One item of interest is the chain cuff shown at the bottom left corner of the first page. This cuff was discussed on the forum last summer. No one seems to know if it was ever made. A second chain cuff on the bottom right of page 2 is also of interest.
I have examples of all the other restraints shown on these three pages, so I would speculate that these chain cuffs were indeed made and sold.
Joe
joe tanner 20 Jan 2010
#6This is an extremely interesting item. It shows some great Bean Restraints; the rare collar with attached cuffs and those famous DOG COLLARS that are Sold as genuine SLAVE COLLARS on eBay !! That should put to bed some of the speculation of what is and isn't a Slave Collar !!
Take a LooK !
http://cgi.ebay.com/1886-Lovell-Arms-Sa ... 53df3bc73b
JOE :::: i have a feeling that the chain cuff on the 1st page is the WOODS CHAIN cuff...... could BEAN have maybe PURCHASED the patent ???? irreguardless of yes or no, i believe BEAN MADE or SOLD or BOTH - the WOOD CHAIN CUFF ....
as to the COLLARS -- IF santini is correct ( but he is not ) i wonder WHY NO HIATT or FROGGATT - LOCKING -- COLLAR is shown or sold in the catalog.... surely, they would sell a HIGH END collar to & for the wealthy..... UNTIL someone can show me PROOF that the HIATT & FROGGATT locking collars were indeed for four legged animals, i STILL accept them as SLAVE collars.... joe
joe tanner 20 Jan 2010
#9This is an extremely interesting item. It shows some great Bean Restraints; the rare collar with attached cuffs and those famous DOG COLLARS that are Sold as genuine SLAVE COLLARS on eBay !! That should put to bed some of the speculation of what is and isn't a Slave Collar !!
Take a LooK !
http://cgi.ebay.com/1886-Lovell-Arms-Sa ... 53df3bc73b
JOE :: yes, you are correct.... my error as i did not pay attention to the date... maybe BEAN never patented it & sold the patent to WOODS .. LOL...
SANTINI :: you are the ALL KNOWING man - NOT --- so please tell us WHY in the LOVELL CO. CATALOG contains items NOT made by BEAN - LOVELL but made by such names as W W GREENERS -- SCOTT & SON -- H&R ARMS -- WINCHESTER -- BASEBALL makers & the best one -- KODAK ???????? oh !! i guess BEAN - LOVELL -- MADE -- all of it....... also, now explain again -- why the catalog could not also show items made by HIATT or FROGGATT..... NO, NOT just because they are not U.S. companies... come on now -- please be nice & explain your all knowing wisdom..... joe
Ron Spitz 21 Jan 2010
#10This is an extremely interesting item. It shows some great Bean Restraints; the rare collar with attached cuffs and those famous DOG COLLARS that are Sold as genuine SLAVE COLLARS on eBay !! That should put to bed some of the speculation of what is and isn't a Slave Collar !!
Take a LooK !
http://cgi.ebay.com/1886-Lovell-Arms-Sa ... 53df3bc73b
Last year there was a thread about the Bean/Wood cuffs. I spent many hours searching for a Bean patent or application for a patent. I could not find any listing for either. This leads me to guess that Bean did not file for a patent even thou the advertisement for his chain cuff states Patent Applied For.
I have this ad for the Bean Cuff--I think it appeared in an earlier thread but I don't remember where I got it. Anyway since it appears in the catalog, it must have existed and would be a great find someday.
Ron
This is an extremely interesting item. It shows some great Bean Restraints; the rare collar with attached cuffs and those famous DOG COLLARS that are Sold as genuine SLAVE COLLARS on eBay !! That should put to bed some of the speculation of what is and isn't a Slave Collar !!
Take a LooK !
http://cgi.ebay.com/1886-Lovell-Arms-Sa ... 53df3bc73b
Hello all,
Perhaps Bean included the chain variant in the catalog to see what intrest there was on the subject, as catalogs (of all type) are usually concocted, edited, and proofread long before they ever see the presses. This delay would have given Bean some time from the construction of the prototype (if there ever WAS one) to gauge wether to start cranking them out, or let them die on the drawing board?
I only propose this idea, due to the fact that even in this day & age, some items make their way into various catalogs, and due to low demand, are never manufactured.
I always ponder what the old invoice slips would have looked like from the long gone restraint companies. IE: how many of what items were shipped, where in the world, and to whom they were originally sold...
If anyone has a time-machine they would like to trade for a case of modern swing-thrus, Let me know...
OH Sigh......
Take care & best wishes,
--Vince
atlanta*casting 23 Feb 2010
#13This is an extremely interesting item. It shows some great Bean Restraints; the rare collar with attached cuffs and those famous DOG COLLARS that are Sold as genuine SLAVE COLLARS on eBay !! That should put to bed some of the speculation of what is and isn't a Slave Collar !!
Take a LooK !
http://cgi.ebay.com/1886-Lovell-Arms-Sa ... 53df3bc73b
Joe, The single Bean cuff with chain in the lower right corner is listed as " Weight 8 ozs. Price $3.50
Single Hand-Cuff, with loop, for conveying a Prisoner aboard Railroad train".
I believe I got a good price on this catalog in spite of the fact that a post was made here with a ebay link.
This is an extremely interesting item. It shows some great Bean Restraints; the rare collar with attached cuffs and those famous DOG COLLARS that are Sold as genuine SLAVE COLLARS on eBay !! That should put to bed some of the speculation of what is and isn't a Slave Collar !!
Take a LooK !
http://cgi.ebay.com/1886-Lovell-Arms-Sa ... 53df3bc73b
I am wondering if whoever won that auction for the catalog is on this site and would like to share more details about the dog collars as this could shed more lite on the subject. More detail photo would be nice and see not only the collar but the sizes they were offering them in.