K E Y O F T H E D A Y
These mausoleum keys are a handsome variety of size and maker, replete with metal tags reading West Block and West Block 7 Panel. Shown as found in a shop in Vermont in 2024.
Padlocks are often used in industrial areas to disable equipment for various reasons. Known as Lock-Out Tag-Out, this safety protocol involves its own special kind of locks and restricted keys.
[1920-1960] The keys on the right are from call boxes once maintained by the Automobile Association in England. See more auto keys here.
Now obsolete, Watchman's clocks, stations and keys were part of the landscape of building or campus security. See more commercial items here.
These light switch 'keys' control wall switches for lighting in environments like schools where security of the switch was not particularly important.
The power of locks and keys allows currency to remain secure in transit. Enjoy more bank and vault items here.
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