key

Nov 08, 2003 Last reply: 22 years ago 7 Replies

Bonjour,



je viens de découvrir votre site et je me permets de vous adresser une photo d'une clef que j'ai trouver dans une maison datant de la fin du 17 ème siècle. Pouvez vous me donner des renseignements sur cette clef ( 16, 5 cm).



Avec mes remerciements Cordialement Catherien Colin


"I have just discovered your site and I allow myself to address a photograph of a key to you which I have to find dating in a house from the end of the 17 2nd century. Can you give me information on this key (16.5 cm). With my thanks, Cordially..."

Please don't post binary data to the newsgroup. Instead, please put the photograph on a web page somewhere and tell us its URI.

Since you're looking for historical information, I would suggest that you talk to lock collectors and museums, rather than locksmiths.

(Veuillez ne pas signaler les données binaires au newsgroup. Mettez au lieu de cela, svp la photographie sur une page Web quelque part et dites-nous son URI. Puisque vous recherchez l'information historique, je proposerais que vous parliez aux collecteurs et aux musées de serrure, plutôt que des serruriers. Bonne chance!)

adresser une photo

fin du 17 ème siècle.

( 16, 5 cm).

sorry, don't speak your language.

your asking the wrong person about very old keys. put your pic on a site and then come back post the link. maybe one of the other locksmiths could help ?

g'luck

Dear Catherine, I'm french speaking so if you want to contact me, just do it at snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com ""Key"" snipped-for-privacy@Ya.net a écrit dans le message de news:U9jrb.37428$ snipped-for-privacy@twister.austin.rr.com...

Somebody babblefished it.

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yea, thats how I knew what he said in the first place.

Good point. Although I thought maybe you knew a few words of French and got it that way.

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of French and got it

nah, wish my parents would have taught me. when I was growing up my parents and their entire family spoke mainly cajun french and some english. (about 60/40 %). my grandmother spoke only cajun french. its a funny thing, myself nor my brother and two sisters, picked up a word.

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