121 |
Improvement in key-fasteners |
US162259D |
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US162259A |
1875-04-20 |
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122 |
Improvement in key-guards |
US98736D |
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US98736A |
1870-01-11 |
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123 |
Improvement in key-fastener |
US90945D |
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US90945A |
1869-06-08 |
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124 |
Improved key-fastener |
US89641D |
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US89641A |
1869-05-04 |
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125 |
Improvement in guard for door-kets |
US86797D |
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US86797A |
1869-02-09 |
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126 |
campbell |
US64281D |
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US64281A |
1867-04-30 |
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127 |
Improvement in safety key-holder for door look |
US62865D |
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US62865A |
1867-03-12 |
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128 |
Improvement in key-guards |
US59383D |
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US59383A |
1866-11-06 |
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129 |
Improvement in key-fasteners |
US56933D |
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US56933A |
1866-08-07 |
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130 |
Improved door-key fastener |
US56071D |
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US56071A |
1866-07-03 |
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131 |
Lock-key guard |
US46914D |
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US46914A |
1865-03-21 |
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132 |
In key fasteners |
US43676D |
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US43676A |
1864-08-02 |
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133 |
Improved safety-escutcheon for locks |
US43504D |
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US43504A |
1864-07-12 |
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134 |
George wheeler |
US30368D |
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US30368A |
1860-10-09 |
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135 |
Safety-drop tor keys |
US20280D |
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US20280A |
1858-05-18 |
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136 |
Protector-slide for door-locks |
US6142D |
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US6142A |
1849-02-27 |
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137 |
Combination lock with rotary latch |
US13657042 |
2012-10-22 |
US09695615B2 |
2017-07-04 |
Kevin Houlihan; Patrick E. Wind; Douglas Greene |
A combination lock is provided, the combination lock having a rotary latch configured for rotation between a locked position and an unlocked position, the rotary latch rotating in a first plane; and a bolt configured for movement between a first position and a second position along a second plane the second plane being oriented at a different location than the first plane, the bolt engaging the rotary latch in the first position such that rotation of the rotary latch from the locked position to the unlocked position is prevented. |
138 |
COMBINATION LOCK |
US15332383 |
2016-10-24 |
US20170037659A1 |
2017-02-09 |
Kevin Houlihan; Patrick E. Wind; Douglas Greene |
A combination lock is provided, the lock having a latch movably mounted to a housing of the lock for movement between a locked position and an unlocked position; and a bolt movably mounted to the housing of the lock for movement between a first position and a second position, wherein the combination lock is a key-controlled combination changing permutation lock wherein a button disposed away from a rear exterior surface of the housing in a first direction rearwardly away from the rear exterior surface is depressed in order to change the combination of the combination lock and the housing has a button protection feature extending rearwardly away from the rear exterior surface of the housing in the first direction proximate to the button and the button protection feature extends farther away from the rear exterior surface of the housing in the first direction than the button. |
139 |
Flip guard lock device and method of use |
US13935007 |
2013-07-03 |
US08794041B2 |
2014-08-05 |
Ron R. Daniels |
The present invention, and inventive system, is a new locking mechanism that prevents entry for doors, or other barriers that can use a deadbolt system, or system comparable to a deadbolt system. The present invention can be installed and works in conjunction with the existing deadbolt assembly to prevent lock picking, a bump key, or a user's own key from being used to open the door. In the present invention, by engaging the arm latch, or arm actuator, of the present invention, over the turn knob on an existing deadbolt, the present invention prevents the free rotation movement of the turn knob, thus not allowing retraction of the deadbolt, and entry through that door or barrier. |
140 |
SECURITY DOOR BLOCK |
US14136915 |
2013-12-20 |
US20140175814A1 |
2014-06-26 |
Darin Holsopple |
A security door block is provided for holding a door handle in the locked position. The security door block includes a first arm and a second arm. The first arm is dimensioned to prevent rotation of the door handle. The second arm is spaced between the door handle and the door jam. The security door block serves as a deterrent to intruders to delay their entry to a room. |