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I've had this padlock for years. Found it somewhere through the years of picking. Lock has the key and works find. On the brass key it shows some numbers 32 mx 2 and on the lock it shows 32 mx 38. On the lock it also has Eagle Lock Co. Terryville Conn.
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I have a wooden box about 30 in. by 15 in. says Eagle Lock Company Terryville Conn. Has it any value ????????
I have a Franklin 6 Lever solid brass eagle lock from my fathers estate. No key. Is there any help out there?
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