(1602) Review: Locks & Keys Throughout the Ages

I had a great time doing the review of "Locks & Keys Throughout the Ages" over the past several days. The book was originally published in small numbers in 1958, but Artisan Ideas recently did a small run to meet demand. Only 184 pages long, the book's author, Vincent J.M. Eras, did a great job of cover lock development from the earliest models (even pre-lock days) up to time locks for bank vaults. If you enjoy locksport, I think you will also enjoy reading this timeless piece of lock history.

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