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Geo A Wood handcuffs

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Anonymous 07 Jul 2012
#1
Hi,

I came across a pair of Geo A Wood chain handcuffs with an original key. I have not been able to find out much about them and would like to find out more. Any help would be appreciated. It appears that they were patented in 1913. Who was Wood? We're these successful / popular? Value?

Thanks
Dan
John Bushey 07 Jul 2012
#2
HI,
I have been researching the Wood's chain handcuffs. I have some information which may help you.
Yes they have value! Are they brass or aluminum? Also, I acquired from a descendent of Wood's the
prototype of his handcuff. It's similar to the patent pending version, but larger and closer in size to
the released patented handcuff. They also came in leg iron size. He was a law enforcement officer in
Elmira, NY. You can email me for further information. John Bushey
Dan 08 Jul 2012
#3
Hi,

I came across a pair of Geo A Wood chain handcuffs with an original key. I have not been able to find out much about them and would like to find out more. Any help would be appreciated. It appears that they were patented in 1913. Who was Wood? We're these successful / popular? Value?

Thanks
Dan
John,

Thanks for the reply and information. The body of the Handcuffs seems to be aluminum and the chain iron. I will sned you off an email for additional info.

Thanks
Dan
LK 08 Jul 2012
#4
Hi,

I came across a pair of Geo A Wood chain handcuffs with an original key. I have not been able to find out much about them and would like to find out more. Any help would be appreciated. It appears that they were patented in 1913. Who was Wood? We're these successful / popular? Value?

Thanks
Dan
DAN have you tryed the search engine here it is full of info
just hit search on forum entrance & type in George A wood
you will get other results if you type wood handcuffs


LK D~D
Dan 11 Jul 2012
#5
Hi,

I came across a pair of Geo A Wood chain handcuffs with an original key. I have not been able to find out much about them and would like to find out more. Any help would be appreciated. It appears that they were patented in 1913. Who was Wood? We're these successful / popular? Value?

Thanks
Dan
Thanks LK I' ll give it a try. Still would like to get an idea as to value, any idea?

Dan
LK 11 Jul 2012
#6
Hi,

I came across a pair of Geo A Wood chain handcuffs with an original key. I have not been able to find out much about them and would like to find out more. Any help would be appreciated. It appears that they were patented in 1913. Who was Wood? We're these successful / popular? Value?

Thanks
Dan
Best way to do that would be to look in the recent auction pages:

located on home page
clik it & they will be listed by date

i'd clik on the most recent one first

it will appear as a narrow strip,clik it, boom enlarges
look down this list,if nothing, hit go back arrow ,& check the next list back,
ect.
i think there was some not so long ago, but not sure!

the price's payed do not mean that is what they will sell for or what you might buy one for it's just a reference:
A lot depends on condition & the value to the person buying or selling:
If you enjoy your visit through the recent auctions please thank Joe as he is the one who does all the work on each of them!

LK D~D


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Ron Spitz 11 Jul 2012
#7
Hi,

I came across a pair of Geo A Wood chain handcuffs with an original key. I have not been able to find out much about them and would like to find out more. Any help would be appreciated. It appears that they were patented in 1913. Who was Wood? We're these successful / popular? Value?

Thanks
Dan
Dan, LK has some good advice. This Forum is full of information. Sometimes it's hard to find and it does take some effort on your part to do some research.

As far as the value, if you want to sell the cuffs, collectors know what they are worth and the market will determine the price. Too may sellers who are not collectors think they might not get a high price. The cuffs will determine their value.

If you wanted to sell them either use eBay or this Forum by posting pictures and letting collectors make offers over a period of time by email. There are several collectors doing this, but in most cases they have established a price.

I have always been of the opinion not to give estimates of value to those asking for a price. There are many factors to a value especially to someone who really wants the item.

Ron
Joshua 11 Jul 2012
#8
Hi,

I came across a pair of Geo A Wood chain handcuffs with an original key. I have not been able to find out much about them and would like to find out more. Any help would be appreciated. It appears that they were patented in 1913. Who was Wood? We're these successful / popular? Value?

Thanks
Dan
Couldn't have been said better Ron.
dlcm 11 Jul 2012
#9
Hi,

I came across a pair of Geo A Wood chain handcuffs with an original key. I have not been able to find out much about them and would like to find out more. Any help would be appreciated. It appears that they were patented in 1913. Who was Wood? We're these successful / popular? Value?

Thanks
Dan
Thanks for the advice, I appreciate it!

Dan
LK 11 Jul 2012
#10
Hi,

I came across a pair of Geo A Wood chain handcuffs with an original key. I have not been able to find out much about them and would like to find out more. Any help would be appreciated. It appears that they were patented in 1913. Who was Wood? We're these successful / popular? Value?

Thanks
Dan
NO PROBBLUMOOoooo

LK D~D