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hi,i wondered if someone would be able to identify this little padlock that ive come across.it comes complete with original key and in working order.on the keyhole cover is the stamp of a rose,and the word tumbler is stamped on either side of the keyhole.what i do know about it is,an identical one was donated to the walsall museum by the estate of sir henry wellcome in 1982.they do not have a key to theirs,would my key fit their lock?
thanks in advance
jd.
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