It isn't any type of score keeper or counter.
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What is it? Set 532
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3103, part of a spokeshave. The cutting blade is retracted or missing. 3104, part of a wine rack. Most of it is not shown. 3105, display model of a futuristic space vehicle. That, or spy resistant combination dial for safe. 3106, early watch face remover. 3107, coals holder for early horse drawn carriage. 3108, early film camera
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Posting from my desk top PC in the living room, as always.
And some idiot boy with a big grin is both in the beginning of the photo, and also at the other end. He was at the beginning of the photo, then ran around back of the group, and got into the photo a second time at the end of the camera sweep.
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The toggle bar in the center of the dial is uncommon. That's for the more high security safe locks.
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They've all been answered correctly this week. Links, new photos, and patents have been posted here:
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It was quite common in the S&G locks on security file cabinets. The Mosler ones had a different internal mechanism, and did not need the toggle. For the S&G, it was operated at "zero" on the dial after dialing the full combination, and it then allowed a hook to engage and withdraw the bolt. Mosler did it without the toggle.
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