Vintage Ford key

[Beatrice99]

Hi,

I am new here and have found in husbands' grandfathers house a Ford key. Before WW II he had a Ford car and the only thing left is this key. I was told that this could be model T but it doesn't resemble them in amy way. On the back there is a #8. If someone could help me I would be grateful.

 

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[jeff of pa]

Model A & T Keys

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Yours Almost Looks Sterling Like maybe just Decorative

Someone here will know

 

[sprailroad]

Model A & T Keys

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Ah HA! I actually have found two of those jeff, one with a small letter B inside a circle, was made by Briggs & Stratton no less, abt. 1919-20, made of Nickle Silver, and the other, your picture to the left, abt. 1926 made of Brass. Found them years ago in two different towns. Have no way to post any pictures, but you have. Very cool.

 

[creskol]

Hi,

I am new here and have found in husbands' grandfathers house a Ford key. Before WW II he had a Ford car and the only thing left is this key. I was told that this could be model T but it doesn't resemble them in amy way. On the back there is a #8. If someone could help me I would be grateful.

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I think this would fall under a Ford padlock key rather than a Ford vehicle.

 

[Anduril]

I think this would fall under a Ford padlock key rather than a Ford vehicle.

Agreed.
I was about to post the same thought.
It looks like a key to a warded padlock to me.
So, maybe a trunk, toolbox or glove box? (industrial truck?)

 

[creskol]

Agreed.
I was about to post the same thought.
It looks like a key to a warded padlock to me.
So, maybe a trunk, toolbox or glove box? (industrial truck?)

I know that Ford offered spare tire padlocks, too.

 

[jeff of pa]

Ah HA! I actually have found two of those jeff, one with a small letter B inside a circle, was made by Briggs & Stratton no less, abt. 1919-20, made of Nickle Silver, and the other, your picture to the left, abt. 1926 made of Brass. Found them years ago in two different towns. Have no way to post any pictures, but you have. Very cool.

Yea I have a few also (the above 2 are not Mine) I never researched to see if there is a way to tell model T from Model A though