Whether your 'wheel pack' or 'lock bolt' is missing and you wish to re-use your antique safe we may be able to help with replacement parts for your antique safe. We stock antique safe dials, dial rings, complete locks, as well as lock parts. LaBarge Lock and Safe Technicians Show Less We also stock a large selection of antique safe inner door key locks and fit keys to antique key locks. We restore, rebuild, service and change combinations on antique safe locks. Good clear pics with a small ruler for size comparison is best. Some re-fitting of the part(s) such as by slightly filing or grinding of various lock parts may be required due to lock bodies being made of cast iron, brass, and bronze.įor the best fit of antique safe parts locks they may be sent to us for expert repairs after pics are emailed to us and we check for parts availability. Many safe lock parts manufactured in the 19th century were hand-made and/or had hand fitted parts therefore parts from one lock may or may not exactly fit another lock of the same model. At that time many of the combination locks were manufactured by lock companies such as Yale, Sargent (later called Sargent & Greenleaf), Eagle, Pillard's, and others, instead of the safe manufacturer.Īs safe sales increased in the mid-1800's due to many catastrophic fires some safe manufacturers began to produce their own locks to save on production costs. Over the decades many were bought out by larger companies or just went out of business.Įarly safes were generally key operated safes with combination locks becoming more common in the mid-19th century. There were dozens, perhaps hundreds, of safe and vault manufacturer's in the United States from the early 1800's to the mid-20th century.

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