Beauty comes in all shapes and sizes, and sometimes mechanical beauty is in the eye of the beholder. This Champion 6-Lever Railroad lock from the late 1800s is sure to catch the eye of any collector.
This lock comes with the original key and 8"chain, and works great. It's been used as intended through it's life and features a beautiful patina. It can be yours to restore it's luster or enjoy it's age.
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Flat, lever push-key locks like this one were quite popular in the late 1800's and early 1900's. The lock mechanism is released when a flat key is pushed into the lock, but not turned. Both 4-lever and 6-lever Champion locks were made by the Miller Lock Co. of Philadelphia, PA. The company existed from 1870 until 1930, and was known as the D. K. Miller Co. until about 1880. Founder Daniel . K. Miller reportedly received the first patent for a lock of this design in 1873.
Product code: Champion Lock / 6 Lever / on sale With Key