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John Bushey 31 Jul 2014
#1
Hi,
Anyone interested in a Burdick Chain Handcuff? This comes with original T-come-a-long handle - please email me if interested. (bushey61@cpinternet.com)

Comes with non-original working key. One side the springs are a little weak, but the other pretty good.

Both sides lock fine, and work properly. This is a rare handcuff, and very rare with the handle. I may be wrong, but I'd guess the number of these with the handle at 6 or less.

Please, serious inquiries only. First come, first serve.

Best wishes, John






John BUshey 31 Jul 2014
#2
Hi,
Thanks much, the handcuff is no longer available. Thanks much, John
Mark Lyons 16 May 2017
#3
Hi,
Anyone interested in a Burdick Chain Handcuff? This comes with original T-come-a-long handle - please email me if interested. (bushey61@cpinternet.com)

Comes with non-original working key. One side the springs are a little weak, but the other pretty good.

Both sides lock fine, and work properly. This is a rare handcuff, and very rare with the handle. I may be wrong, but I'd guess the number of these with the handle at 6 or less.

Please, serious inquiries only. First come, first serve.

Best wishes, John






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Very happy to have just won this article and wanted to share this with you.

A 1909 letter from the Burdick Cuff Company postmarked from Cincinnati to S.A Lund, Sheriff in Fort Dodge, Iowa.

I really like this for the unbeknownst to me motto of this company "For Officers who want and will have the best"

I not only have a few cuffs around, I also like to collect boxes, letters or any ephemera relating to cuffs.



Mark
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