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lauher 02 Dec 2012
#1
Lots of nice things sold in November. The top item was a Darby waist chain attributed to Houdini. You never know about the Houdini part, but it is an interesting item on its own. Next was a heavy German handcuff from the 1930/40s once thought to be Russian. An interesting British chain gang sold as did an old British Darby style padlock, marked "TW".

Time for Christmas shopping everyone.

Joe



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Kevin Connolly 05 Dec 2012
#2
Great work again Joe. We all owe you one for taking the time to bring these monthly updates. And I don't even collect cuffs.
grenchat 05 Dec 2012
#3
Lots of nice things sold in November. The top item was a Darby waist chain attributed to Houdini. You never know about the Houdini part, but it is an interesting item on its own. Next was a heavy German handcuff from the 1930/40s once thought to be Russian. An interesting British chain gang sold as did an old British Darby style padlock, marked "TW".

Time for Christmas shopping everyone.

Joe



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The good looking Bean Giants with original key actually sold for less than the Dungeon Enterprises shackles?! It would seem that someone got an early Christmas present here.

Happy Holidays!
Jason

John Bushey 06 Dec 2012
#4
Lots of nice things sold in November. The top item was a Darby waist chain attributed to Houdini. You never know about the Houdini part, but it is an interesting item on its own. Next was a heavy German handcuff from the 1930/40s once thought to be Russian. An interesting British chain gang sold as did an old British Darby style padlock, marked "TW".

Time for Christmas shopping everyone.

Joe



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Agree with Kevin!
Great work Joe, and thank you for all your hard work on this valueable site.
Perhaps eventually even Kevin will collect a cuff or three. Houdini-era of
course!

John