“Chubb” Security Key
We’re not sure when these keys were made, they are stamped “Chubb” on one side and various numbers on the opposite side. Chubb has been around since 1818 , we suspect these keys date to the beginning of the 20th Century. Roughly 4” long, steel,

Key4B “Bramah” Key
Bramah Keys and locks were invented by Joseph Bramah in 1784. The company is still in business making high security low-volume locks in Britian. We believe our keys range from the mid 19th century to the early 20 century. Advertised as the first “unpickable” lock, it was finally defeated after 70 years, and took the person who picked it 16 days! This website has more information on the history behind Joseph Bramah, a Victorian era mechanical genius.
http://inventors.about.com/library/inventors/blJosephBramah.htm
Own a piece of locksmithing history
Key4B Bramah Key 9.00

Cotterill’s Climax Safe Key
One of the first “detector” locks, these keys date to the mid to late 19th century. Detector locks were invented to let the owner of a safe know if someone had tampered with the lock, or had tried to use a copied key in the safe. Often, the lock would capture the fake key, and the safe would have to be completely reworked to once again function. Most of these keys are stamped “Cotterill, Birmingham” or sometimes “Patent Acme”. All of these keys have moderate to heavy rust.

Solid Brass 1900-ish Barrel Stem Key
Same style as our Key-4, but solid unplated brass, rather than steel or iron. Sizes range from 1” to 2”. All are unpolished, with the age tarnish that only 100 years can supply. Very limited supply. Makes a lovely charm for your favorite somebody!
Key4SB Brass Barrel key 4.50

Victorian Era Extra-Long Barrel Stem Flat Bow Key
Extra-long version of the Key4C, these keys range in length from 3” to 4”. All have light to moderate rust, the best ones will go first.
Key4L long barrel stem key 2.50