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Start Over Object name Lock Object class Securing devices and securing device components Collection place Europe
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Lock, accession number 7-460, described as Escutcheon plate, iron, with keyhole and embossed open work scrolls
Hearst Museum object titled Lock, accession number 8-5395, described as Part of bronze lock tumbler
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Lock, accession number 7-758, described as Door or gate lock, box type, iron; three bolts, one operated by exposed ornate latch handle, other two by key and tumblers; cover plate of open work brass with incised floral design; back plate edges with open work design
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Lock, accession number 7-1174, described as Metal lock; baroque; probably 17th century; length 6.25 in
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Lock, accession number 7-459, described as Keyhole escutcheon, iron; ornate openwork geometric and floral design; pointed ends
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Lock, accession number 7-652, described as Door/gate lock, iron, four-bolt, key operated, all working parts exposed; octagonal tumbler housing; ornate open work incised design on cover and back plate
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Lock, accession number 7-458, described as Lock tumbler housing and drill pin, iron; hexagonal dome shaped with finial; incised geometric design on housing
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Lock, accession number 7-760, described as Door or gate lock, wrought iron, tumbler type, double bolt; working parts contained in case, clover leaf shaped at one end, with open work and incised human figure and scrolls
Hearst Museum object titled Lock, accession number 8-5397, described as Part of bronze lock tumbler
Hearst Museum object titled Lock, accession number 8-5396, described as Part of bronze lock tumbler

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