I thought they were by the info provided on your site but with no markings I wasn't quite sure. As you can tell they are in ruff shape but still function fine (no key though) but what can be moved will locked moves fine. What would be a reasonable price for these in the current shape. Again many thanks.My grandfather has had these as long as I can remember. I can remember playing with them 20+ years ago. There are no markings I can find on them anywhere. They are heavy and very well built. Sorry about quality of pics but all I have is a scanner.
Off topic, but does anyone know what purpose the "thorns" on the outer side of the bracelets serve?My grandfather has had these as long as I can remember. I can remember playing with them 20+ years ago. There are no markings I can find on them anywhere. They are heavy and very well built. Sorry about quality of pics but all I have is a scanner.
I have always thought that the "thorns" were a place for the policeman to grip the cuff and squeeze them to make it open. Once around Joe Badguy's wrist it is a quick move to push the thumb up to the lever and reset the lock. Just my opnion on one of my favorite cuff designs.My grandfather has had these as long as I can remember. I can remember playing with them 20+ years ago. There are no markings I can find on them anywhere. They are heavy and very well built. Sorry about quality of pics but all I have is a scanner.
Yes, I have several original ads for this handcuff fromMy grandfather has had these as long as I can remember. I can remember playing with them 20+ years ago. There are no markings I can find on them anywhere. They are heavy and very well built. Sorry about quality of pics but all I have is a scanner.
So fast w/ your responses!My grandfather has had these as long as I can remember. I can remember playing with them 20+ years ago. There are no markings I can find on them anywhere. They are heavy and very well built. Sorry about quality of pics but all I have is a scanner.
All the Carberry cuffs I have seen have springs that keep them closed when unlocked. I guess to prevent the cuffs from falling open when the trigger is not set. The addition of the "ears" to the cuffs makes more sense then, allowing the hand outside the cuff to open them against the spring. But! I've never seen Cummings with that spring the Carberry has.My grandfather has had these as long as I can remember. I can remember playing with them 20+ years ago. There are no markings I can find on them anywhere. They are heavy and very well built. Sorry about quality of pics but all I have is a scanner.
