The Amazing Michael
#1The Forum at Handcuffs.Org
Jail Cell Front For Sale on eBay
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Mark Lyons
#2I don't think it is real.
It is hard to identify the lock, but it looks like a square bolt Baldwin mortice lockset.
It also looks like piano hinge running along the door and bars.
An interesting conversation piece but it does not seem like it was yanked from a demolished jail or prison.
mark
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It is hard to identify the lock, but it looks like a square bolt Baldwin mortice lockset.
It also looks like piano hinge running along the door and bars.
An interesting conversation piece but it does not seem like it was yanked from a demolished jail or prison.
mark
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Mark Lyons
#3On second look, the hinge is a regular Stanley, Hagar, or something.
The entire wall and door weighs in at 300 pounds.
A real door would weigh about that alone.
mark
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Edgeplay_Cgo
#4I think it's definitely made as a prop. Nice welding, but it's modern and fake.
dltvette
#5response from seller about verification from what jail it came from.
"Hi Collector.
I don't believe it came from a jail. I think it was manufactured for a specific space. I apologize if I lead you to believe it came from a jail.
-Jeremy
- limited155
MICHAEL LEE
#6As someone who has done numerious Jail breaks-
it certinally does not look like any cell I have ever experienced.
But I do believe the Amaz. Michael meant well.
MICHAEL LEE
Anon
#7Dorson
#8I was holding back, it is not a real one becasue it is not constructed to the standards. There are little giveaways like the lock is not a Mogul lock from the appearance, and bar spacing is not correct. Something someone made for playing around with and not a bad job of doing it.
MICHAEL LEE
#9MICHAEL LEE
#10originaly posted by Anon...Re: Smith and Wesson Escape Challenge January 12 2011, 1:52 PM
What exactly does the "bluebox" do.?...Enough said !
ML