Gaimster, D. R M. (2005). The archaeology of personal security:. Antiq J 85. Vol 85, pp. 374-381.

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The archaeology of personal security:
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metal-detector finds of early modern letter-combination padlocks
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Antiq J 85
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Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of London
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85
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374 - 381
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The paper discusses three recent finds of keyless letter-combination locks dating to the early modern period. Although geographically distant from each other, the fact that the three padlocks in question share many of the same distinguishing characteristics is indicative of their manufacture by a single specialist producer. Alternatively, one manufacturer may have sold blanks to traders who personalized the lock once they found a buyer, in which case the locks are the work of two manufacturers -- a maker and a finisher -- which implies a widespread network of professional and casual makers within the locksmithing trade.
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David R M Gaimster
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2005
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Early Modern (Auto Detected Temporal)
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12 Mar 2008