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SMITH & WESSON PATENT PENDING EARLY MODEL HANDCUFFS

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    Posted 3 years ago

    joetr
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    SMITH & WESSON Early Pat’s Pending no model number handcuffs with key, “Pat’s Pending” . Hand Cuffs S&W # 061283. MADE IN THE USA SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

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    1. pw-collector pw-collector, 3 years ago
      You have a S&W 2nd version, Patent Pending Model 100 pair of handcuffs manufactured in Springfield, Massachusetts circa 1978 prior to S&W moving their handcuff manufacturing to Houlton, Maine in 1979.
      There were 2 patent pending versions of the Model 100.
      The first version patent pending M-100 had the “double lock slot” on the key-way side only.
      The second version patent pending M-100 had the “double lock slot” on both sides of the cuff like yours shown.
      When they finally manufactured the M-100 in 1979 at the Houlton, Maine plant, they used the version 2 patent pending model and stamped M-100 rear side of the left hand cuff.
    2. joetr, 3 years ago
      Wow thanks for the info. I have another set that I will take pics of and would love info on them too.

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