From the Phoebe Hearst Collection, Museum of Anthropology at U.C. berkeley, these keys from Nuremberg, Germany date to the 16th century. Their use as church and church strong-box keys is probable, as householders of the day did not employ locks. The original keys were formed of steel and are reproduced for you here in lead-free pewter. |
LEFT TO RIGHT:
| KY-1 Waves (4 inches) |
12.00 (16.00 with Key Chain)
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| KY-2 Paisley (4 inches) |
12.00 (16.00 with Key Chain)
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| KY-3 Thistle (4 inches) |
12.00 (16.00 with Key Chain)
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| KY-4 Rosette (3 inches) |
10.00 (14.00 with Key Chain)
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| KY-5 Crown (3 inches) |
10.00 (14.00 with Key Chain)
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| KY-6 Florette (3 inches) |
10.00 (14.00 with Key Chain)
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| KY-7 Filigree (3 inches) |
10.00 (14.00 with Key Chain)
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all designs cast in lead-free pewter
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