slaymake?

[vibes]

Tonight I was sifting thru my iron collection. See, I save cool iron pieces to utilize them in some form of art. Upcycle the old iron...I have big plans
Anyway-- I ran across this lil number and thought it deserved a closer look.

I did an internet search on 'slaymake locks' and I see their logo but it doesn't match the one I have.

 

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[vibes]

yeah, I'm sure that's what it is...now I feel silly.

 

[vibes]

THAT blunder is almost as bad as me posting this pic and asking, "what is it?" while I pick the underwear outta my crack.

 

[dick99344]

Tonight I was sifting thru my iron collection. See, I save cool iron pieces to utilize them in some form of art. Upcycle the old iron...I have big plans
Anyway-- I ran across this lil number and thought it deserved a closer look.

I did an internet search on 'slaymake locks' and I see their logo but it doesn't match the one I have.

Slaymaker padlock. Some of these were made from pressure-cast zinc alloy or other cheaper metals and were usually cast in two pieces. Look for a seam down the sides. It probably used a warded key.

 

[stefen]

Try this http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-pad-lock-very-old-nnc-co

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

I think its SLAYMAKER and the R is missing from the mold. The S inside the diamond is the Slaymaker logo. http://www.goantiques.com/detail,slaymaker-padlock-key,1016653.html

If you feel this is solved, vibes, you may want to post the green check. I would be glad to help, if you need assistance. Thank you.

 

[bradyboy]

Yes
Slaymaker padlock
we had them for school lockers
1 out an estimated 5 used the same key
we used to use a key to poke into other lockers - in the 70s
Brady

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Yes
Slaymaker padlock
we had them for school lockers
1 out an estimated 5 used the same key
we used to use a key to poke into other lockers - in the 70s
Brady

I remember these!~ Thanks for the flashback

 

[Tubecity]

I've seen different types of Slaymaker locks, some were decently made with a one piece body & others
'seemed' cheaper with a split case. One major steel-maker (USS) used to paint them red & use them
for safety locks.