From Indianapolis - Launching the New Handcuff Gallery

Greeting from Indy

We are all having a great time. Lots tables full of goodies. Lots of handcuff collectors.
As part of the celebration the new Handcuff Gallery for Handcuffs.Org is being launched today.

Visit the Gallery at: handcuffs.org/g/

The new website is designed to run well on tablets and other touch devices. It is still a work in progress and more will be posted in coming weeks.

Enjoy!

Joe

Joe, is the red stars a symbol of rarity or condition?

Greeting from Indy

We are all having a great time. Lots tables full of goodies. Lots of handcuff collectors.
As part of the celebration the new Handcuff Gallery for Handcuffs.Org is being launched today.

Visit the Gallery at: handcuffs.org/g/

The new website is designed to run well on tablets and other touch devices. It is still a work in progress and more will be posted in coming weeks.

Enjoy!

Joe

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Stars are a general sign of goodness - a combination of rareness, cost, and simply how much like it.

Joe

Greeting from Indy

We are all having a great time. Lots tables full of goodies. Lots of handcuff collectors.
As part of the celebration the new Handcuff Gallery for Handcuffs.Org is being launched today.

Visit the Gallery at: handcuffs.org/g/

The new website is designed to run well on tablets and other touch devices. It is still a work in progress and more will be posted in coming weeks.

Enjoy!

Joe

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Nice work Joe!
It is a very valuable resource and quick reference. I usually search for cuffs from my phone, and this gallery works for me. I can zoom in on a photo using my iPhone, but i cannot move the picture around to see close-ups of certain areas as you can on eBay. That would be handy for subtle differences between models. I know - Ebay has unlimited talent and money A link from the Home page would be good too as you continue working on it.

I could even see it while in Hong Kong, China, when you were at Indy. I was not sure how censored the internet would be over there. Having been a British territory for so long, it is very relaxed but not relaxing!

I guess adding price ranges would be too difficult and may affect the market. That's not your job, but would be good for newbies.
If these are all from your collection, it is very impressive.
Again, great work.
Paul D

Greeting from Indy

We are all having a great time. Lots tables full of goodies. Lots of handcuff collectors.
As part of the celebration the new Handcuff Gallery for Handcuffs.Org is being launched today.

Visit the Gallery at: handcuffs.org/g/

The new website is designed to run well on tablets and other touch devices. It is still a work in progress and more will be posted in coming weeks.

Enjoy!

Joe

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great idea, very nice

best

Jens

Greeting from Indy

We are all having a great time. Lots tables full of goodies. Lots of handcuff collectors.
As part of the celebration the new Handcuff Gallery for Handcuffs.Org is being launched today.

Visit the Gallery at: handcuffs.org/g/

The new website is designed to run well on tablets and other touch devices. It is still a work in progress and more will be posted in coming weeks.

Enjoy!

Joe

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Hello, I have acquired a pair of handcuffs. They are JD or JG 1941. I own an antique shop and I haven't a clue to any history or what they are worth. Could you please help me.

Thank You

Greeting from Indy

We are all having a great time. Lots tables full of goodies. Lots of handcuff collectors.
As part of the celebration the new Handcuff Gallery for Handcuffs.Org is being launched today.

Visit the Gallery at: handcuffs.org/g/

The new website is designed to run well on tablets and other touch devices. It is still a work in progress and more will be posted in coming weeks.

Enjoy!

Joe

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The JG 1941 cuffs were made in England in 1941 for the military. The would likely sell for $100 or so with key.
Joe