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Roman padlocks had a long bent rod
attached to the case, and a
shorter piece which could be
inserted into the case.
Przeworsk and
Chernyakhov padlocks had...
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loved ones, on
padlocks and
affixing them to the
railings of the
bridge where Nada and
Relja used to meet. In the rest of Europe, love
padlocks started appearing...
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closure by the
Attorney General,
including the
locking of
access doors with
padlocks,
against any use
whatsoever for a
period of up to one year and any person...
- Look up
padlock in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
padlock is a
simple detachable lock with a
hinged or
sliding shackle.
Padlock may also
refer to:...
- The
Padlock is a two-act 'afterpiece'
opera by
Charles Dibdin. The text was by
Isaac Bickerstaffe. It
debuted in 1768 at the
Drury Lane
Theatre in London...
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Master Lock is an
American company that
develops padlocks,
combination locks, safes, and
related security products. Now a
subsidiary of
Fortune Brands...
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Padlocked is a 1926
American silent drama film
directed by
Allan Dwan and
written by Rex Beach,
Becky Gardiner, and
James S****ey Hamilton. The film stars...
- A shim is a tool that is used to byp****
padlocks. It
works by
retracting the spring-loaded
catch that
restrains the shackle. Like
other types of lockpicks...
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money set to be
incinerated is
locked with two
padlocks; one
black and one white. The key to the
white padlock is held by
supervisor Liz
Hoodless (Melanie...
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manufacturing padlocks for
almost 160 years. This
makes them America's
oldest continuous padlock maker. The
founder Wilson Bohannan received his
first padlock patent...
