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Post by piccadillypilot on Nov 2, 2005 19:21:34 GMT
Sale just completed on ebay hereSomeone paid £8.50 for a "very old" J door key.  |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 3, 2005 0:06:30 GMT
11 bids! I predict a few more of these will go on sale soon...  Seriously though, any staff found to be selling them would be in deep trouble I should imagine. |
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Post by Tomcakes on Nov 3, 2005 9:50:49 GMT
You can purchase carriage keys from many suppliers perfectly freely! I think some of them now ask you write on railway / preserved railway headed paper to limit sales to those who need them to do a job.
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Post by chris on Nov 5, 2005 10:01:41 GMT
Aren't J Key's like normal key's then, as in vary for each lock?
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Post by Dmitri on Nov 5, 2005 10:12:22 GMT
Aren't J Key's like normal key's then, as in vary for each lock? No, they are all the same. |
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Post by setttt on Nov 5, 2005 15:41:08 GMT
Aren't J Key's like normal key's then, as in vary for each lock? No, they are all the same. Indeed. The locks are barely "locks" at all in some respects, and the key itself is more like a removable door handle. As for carriage keys, getting hold of them couldn't be easier. I'm aware of several suppliers who sell them without asking for proof that it will be used legitimately (excluding eBay, if you can call them a supplier). |
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