| Overall height: | 22 | cms |
| Thickness: | 4 | cms |
| Weight: | 2565 | gms |
| Width: | 13.5 | cms |
| Item uid: | 8833 | |
| Availability: | -- | |
| Price: | RESERVED |
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Padlock, Unique and Enormous
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A Unique padlock which we can only think is an apprentice piece or some other exercise it is certainly hand made and It is HUGE. Weighing in at over 2.5 kilos.. In full working order with two working keys. Shown with a full size pack of casino playing cards for size comparison. The hasp is made from iron nearly 20 mm in diameter. We have no idea what the British Railways thing is but it might refer to the state-owned company that operated most of the overground rail transport in Great Britain between 1948 and 1997. (traded as British Rail from 1965.) Make your own mind up about that then.
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