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Marlin bottleneck and early Peerless handcuffs

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TedLepp 26 Jan 2011
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Hi all

I am new to this forum and am hoping for help with some handcuffs I have come across. Firstly a set of Marlin Daley #2 Bottleneck handcuffs with Canadian Provost Corps stamp. They are in very good+ condition. My question is Where can I find a key? Should I sell without a key? Also I have pair of Peerless later series Model 1912 handcuffs, again no key. Should I just sell them as is, does anyone even make replacement keys?

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Edgeplay_Cgo 26 Jan 2011
#2
Try Canon's Great Escapes for keys. Personally, I think getting a replacement key is a good idea, particularly for the marlins. That way, you can positively state that they work. In thecase of the Marlins, that should be worth more than the price of the key.

The Peerless, unless I'm missing something, are a more common cuff so the difference might not be so much.
Blackburn 27 Jan 2011
#3
Hi all

I am new to this forum and am hoping for help with some handcuffs I have come across. Firstly a set of Marlin Daley #2 Bottleneck handcuffs with Canadian Provost Corps stamp. They are in very good+ condition. My question is Where can I find a key? Should I sell without a key? Also I have pair of Peerless later series Model 1912 handcuffs, again no key. Should I just sell them as is, does anyone even make replacement keys?

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Can be obtained through handcuff warehouse as a zak replacement key #19 for $6.89. Thats probably your cheapest route on that.