Bagno handcuffs from Italy

Hi everyone,

some time ago I found an unusual bagno handcuff in Italy, which I would like to show you. In contrast to the more common bagnos there are two nuts (instead of one) that need to be screwed down in order to hold the moveable bar in place. The nuts then are secured by an additional metal bar that can be locked with a padlock.

Please see pictures:

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Best,

Michael

Hi Michael

very nice cuff

i've never seen one like this before

thank you for sharing

best

Patrick

Hi everyone,

some time ago I found an unusual bagno handcuff in Italy, which I would like to show you. In contrast to the more common bagnos there are two nuts (instead of one) that need to be screwed down in order to hold the moveable bar in place. The nuts then are secured by an additional metal bar that can be locked with a padlock.

Please see pictures:

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Best,

Michael

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Hi Patrick,

thank you very much for your kind words!

It is really amazing that we do the cuff collecting for quite some time, and still items turn up that were unknown before.

Best wishes,

Michael

Hi everyone,

some time ago I found an unusual bagno handcuff in Italy, which I would like to show you. In contrast to the more common bagnos there are two nuts (instead of one) that need to be screwed down in order to hold the moveable bar in place. The nuts then are secured by an additional metal bar that can be locked with a padlock.

Please see pictures:

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Best,

Michael

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Thank you for showing the different locking method. another nice find and all i got this month was a Sheffield darby.

Ian