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Unknown handcuffs, possibly British

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Michael Busch 27 Dec 2013
#1
Hi everyone,

this morning the postman brought me a belated Christmas present, please see pictures below:









The handcuffs are made of aluminum, also the pawl is made from that metal, they take a solid key, the springs are extremely strong. The moveable bows have additional loops, possibly for attaching a lead-chain. The lockcases are not riveted but closed by tiny screws.

As I received the cuffs from Great Britain I assume that they were manufactured there, also the link-swivel-link connection is a typical British feature, but actually I have no idea, which company could have made this model. Does anyone have any information on this handcuff?

Best wishes

Michael
Paul Davies 27 Dec 2013
#2
It looks like some kind of prototype to me. Exposed screws? and no markings?
Very interesting.
Paul
axylon 28 Dec 2013
#3
Hi everyone,

this morning the postman brought me a belated Christmas present, please see pictures below:









The handcuffs are made of aluminum, also the pawl is made from that metal, they take a solid key, the springs are extremely strong. The moveable bows have additional loops, possibly for attaching a lead-chain. The lockcases are not riveted but closed by tiny screws.

As I received the cuffs from Great Britain I assume that they were manufactured there, also the link-swivel-link connection is a typical British feature, but actually I have no idea, which company could have made this model. Does anyone have any information on this handcuff?

Best wishes

Michael
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The swivel on these looks to me pretty like the type Hiatt used on their model 1960. Maybe Hiatt were experimenting with a better design, and these were a prototype.
ChuckII 29 Dec 2013
#4
Hi everyone,

this morning the postman brought me a belated Christmas present, please see pictures below:









The handcuffs are made of aluminum, also the pawl is made from that metal, they take a solid key, the springs are extremely strong. The moveable bows have additional loops, possibly for attaching a lead-chain. The lockcases are not riveted but closed by tiny screws.

As I received the cuffs from Great Britain I assume that they were manufactured there, also the link-swivel-link connection is a typical British feature, but actually I have no idea, which company could have made this model. Does anyone have any information on this handcuff?

Best wishes

Michael
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Those are definitely cool! I would never let them go.

The prototype theory seems to make some sense in that both sides are left-handed (Or is that right handed?).

Congratulations on finding these.

Cheers!
Anonymous 29 Dec 2013
#5
Hi everyone,

this morning the postman brought me a belated Christmas present, please see pictures below:









The handcuffs are made of aluminum, also the pawl is made from that metal, they take a solid key, the springs are extremely strong. The moveable bows have additional loops, possibly for attaching a lead-chain. The lockcases are not riveted but closed by tiny screws.

As I received the cuffs from Great Britain I assume that they were manufactured there, also the link-swivel-link connection is a typical British feature, but actually I have no idea, which company could have made this model. Does anyone have any information on this handcuff?

Best wishes

Michael
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right hand