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handcuffcollection 06 Apr 2012
#1
Hello,

at first Sorry for my bad school english. I'm 24 years old, my name is Axel and I come from germany. I read for a long time on this website and forum. I'm collecting handcuffs and legirons too and want to present my website about my collection:

The page is in the beginning and I will fill it with more informations and facts in further time.

You can visit my page under:

http://www.handcuffcollection.com/

Thank you and Regards, Axel
Cuff-Collector2 06 Apr 2012
#2
Greetings Axel and welcome to the forum.

You have a very good beginning as a young collector. Your have great photography skills in capturing so much detail.

Keep on collecting ! Nice Job
ChuckII 06 Apr 2012
#3
Hello,

at first Sorry for my bad school english. I'm 24 years old, my name is Axel and I come from germany. I read for a long time on this website and forum. I'm collecting handcuffs and legirons too and want to present my website about my collection:

The page is in the beginning and I will fill it with more informations and facts in further time.

You can visit my page under:

http://www.handcuffcollection.com/

Thank you and Regards, Axel
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That looks like an amazing collection. Keep up the good work! O--O
Damon Shields 06 Apr 2012
#4
Hello,

at first Sorry for my bad school english. I'm 24 years old, my name is Axel and I come from germany. I read for a long time on this website and forum. I'm collecting handcuffs and legirons too and want to present my website about my collection:

The page is in the beginning and I will fill it with more informations and facts in further time.

You can visit my page under:

http://www.handcuffcollection.com/

Thank you and Regards, Axel
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Axel- Very nice collection and the photos are well done and will be very helpful to collectors.

Regards,

Damon
Larry 07 Apr 2012
#5
Hello,

at first Sorry for my bad school english. I'm 24 years old, my name is Axel and I come from germany. I read for a long time on this website and forum. I'm collecting handcuffs and legirons too and want to present my website about my collection:

The page is in the beginning and I will fill it with more informations and facts in further time.

You can visit my page under:

http://www.handcuffcollection.com/

Thank you and Regards, Axel
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Welcome Axel. Wonderful collection, and very nice photos. I especially like the multiple angles. Many of these cuffs I will probably never own, but this is the next best thing.

Can you tell us anything about your Anuha HC-15B? There is a post from a few days ago concerning Japanese cuffs--we don't seem to have much expertise in this forum on Japanese cuffs. Where did you get them?
Anonymous3x 07 Apr 2012
#6
Hello,

at first Sorry for my bad school english. I'm 24 years old, my name is Axel and I come from germany. I read for a long time on this website and forum. I'm collecting handcuffs and legirons too and want to present my website about my collection:

The page is in the beginning and I will fill it with more informations and facts in further time.

You can visit my page under:

http://www.handcuffcollection.com/

Thank you and Regards, Axel
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Excellent photos, good job well done.
handcuffcollection 07 Apr 2012
#7
Hello,

at first Sorry for my bad school english. I'm 24 years old, my name is Axel and I come from germany. I read for a long time on this website and forum. I'm collecting handcuffs and legirons too and want to present my website about my collection:

The page is in the beginning and I will fill it with more informations and facts in further time.

You can visit my page under:

http://www.handcuffcollection.com/

Thank you and Regards, Axel
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Hello,

thank you all for the good words The Anuha Handcuffs I had bought at www.cuffsland.de - a german store for special handcuffs. The handcuffs are very interesting for me, because the little holes in the cuff for the closure.

More I can't say about it - Informations about Chinese an japanese cuffs are very difficult to find. Perhaps Atame (in this forum too) could say more about it.

With the little holes in the cuff I have handcuffs from Russia too. The have a Screw Key to open like darby handcuffs, but the style is normal (like old Peerless) - I will photograph them in the next time.

Regards, Axel
dancingcane 07 Apr 2012
#8
Hello,

at first Sorry for my bad school english. I'm 24 years old, my name is Axel and I come from germany. I read for a long time on this website and forum. I'm collecting handcuffs and legirons too and want to present my website about my collection:

The page is in the beginning and I will fill it with more informations and facts in further time.

You can visit my page under:

http://www.handcuffcollection.com/

Thank you and Regards, Axel
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Hello Axel, welcome here.

best

Jens
Atame 07 Apr 2012
#9
Hello,

at first Sorry for my bad school english. I'm 24 years old, my name is Axel and I come from germany. I read for a long time on this website and forum. I'm collecting handcuffs and legirons too and want to present my website about my collection:

The page is in the beginning and I will fill it with more informations and facts in further time.

You can visit my page under:

http://www.handcuffcollection.com/

Thank you and Regards, Axel
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Hello Larry,

the ANHUA (not ANUHA) HC-15B is definetly a Chinese not a Japanese model. It is still produced by the ANHUA Police Equipment Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

These handcuffs use a toothed wheel instead of a ratchet, which makes them more secure against shimming. The key-bid is also unusual - no standard key will open these handcuffs. The flat key-thorn is used for the non-common double lock. To double lock the handcuffs insert the key-thorn into the slot on the side of the lock case near the key hole and turn it in direction of the bow.

Best regards,
Guenter

PS: thank you for sharing your collection with us, Axel!