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Where is the ID page

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knifeaholic 11 Jan 2011
#1
Hi, I used this site last year to identify some hancuffs I had. It seems on the main page there was a list of handcuffs with pictures to identify the maker or model. I can`t seem to find it.

I found a pair of Iver Johnson cuffs today at an antique shop and was wondering if they were worth the $90 they were asking. I don`t have a picture of them but I could identify them if I seen a picture.

Thanks for any help.
lauher 11 Jan 2011
#2
The main page is at: http://handcuffs.org/

It does need an update. I am about five years out of date.

Joe
knifeaholic 11 Jan 2011
#3
Hi, I used this site last year to identify some hancuffs I had. It seems on the main page there was a list of handcuffs with pictures to identify the maker or model. I can`t seem to find it.

I found a pair of Iver Johnson cuffs today at an antique shop and was wondering if they were worth the $90 they were asking. I don`t have a picture of them but I could identify them if I seen a picture.

Thanks for any help.
Thanks Joe!

It is similar to the one you have pictured under Iver Johnson, except it has a thumb button on the edge, or side of the lock case.

Does anyone know what model this is, and is it worth anything?
This is the one you have pictured.
LK 13 Jan 2011
#4
Hi, I used this site last year to identify some hancuffs I had. It seems on the main page there was a list of handcuffs with pictures to identify the maker or model. I can`t seem to find it.

I found a pair of Iver Johnson cuffs today at an antique shop and was wondering if they were worth the $90 they were asking. I don`t have a picture of them but I could identify them if I seen a picture.

Thanks for any help.
they could be bean prison or bean patrolman cuffs

they were both invented by E.D.BEAN
if PRISON they will weigh 17 OZ.
IF PATROLMANS 14 oz.
if u got them from e-bay post the URL and then we can look at the sellers pictures to figure out which one!
also do they have markings ( patent dates)
two mfg. made these J.P. lovell and IVER JOHNSON
THEY USED THREE TYPE OF KEY MAKES a flat key,a solid round key and a barrow key like the one in the picture above
any way i think u got a good deal at that price no matter which one.

LK D~D
LK 13 Jan 2011
#5
Hi, I used this site last year to identify some hancuffs I had. It seems on the main page there was a list of handcuffs with pictures to identify the maker or model. I can`t seem to find it.

I found a pair of Iver Johnson cuffs today at an antique shop and was wondering if they were worth the $90 they were asking. I don`t have a picture of them but I could identify them if I seen a picture.

Thanks for any help.
they could be bean prison or bean patrolman cuffs

they were both invented by E.D.BEAN
if PRISON they will weigh 17 OZ.
IF PATROLMANS 14 oz.
if u got them from e-bay post the URL and then we can look at the sellers pictures to figure out which one!
also do they have markings ( patent dates)
two mfg. made these J.P. lovell and IVER JOHNSON
THEY USED THREE TYPE OF KEY MAKES a flat key,a solid round key and a barrow key like the one in the picture above
any way i think u got a good deal at that price no matter which one.

LK D~D
knifeaholic 21 Jan 2011
#6
Hi, I used this site last year to identify some hancuffs I had. It seems on the main page there was a list of handcuffs with pictures to identify the maker or model. I can`t seem to find it.

I found a pair of Iver Johnson cuffs today at an antique shop and was wondering if they were worth the $90 they were asking. I don`t have a picture of them but I could identify them if I seen a picture.

Thanks for any help.
LK, thanks for the response. I did not buy them on ebay. I seen them at a local antique shop and was wondering if they were worth buying for the price they were asking. I went back today they are still sitting there. I should try and get some pictures. The part I found unusual was this thumb button on the side of the case, other than that they look like the ones Joe has posted in the Handcuff ID page.

Thanks, Jim