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Dan, Mosler manufactured these safes from around 1885 until the mid 1920's. The patent dates on the dial are for the lock, not the safe. These are also only the dates the patents were issued and
Don, The Victor Safe & Lock Company was in business from 1885 until it was acquired by Remington-Rand in 1926. The manufacturing facility was moved from Cincinnati, OH to Marietta, OH. Around the
Susan, No photos were attached to this question, so I have nothing to look at here. As far as "asbestos", Hall's Safe Company was never known for using this material as an insulation material, so
You should be able to find a pin at your local hardware store. I think you can use a simple roll pin. The timer is a different story. It is basically a clock timer and should be taken to a clock repair
Kris, Knowing that the roof is leaking after being installed last November is not a good sign, however, you specifically asked about the "metal cap" running down the ridge of the doublewide. I'm assuming