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Hearst Museum object titled Padlock, accession number 1-243132, described as Padlock, iron; heart-shaped. Length: 8.4 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Padlock, accession number 9-8198a,b, described as padlock, brass; resembles resting dog; a) dog; b) bolt-spring (when in place forms dog’s tail over back); key missing; padlock, ca. 1880; see Pitt-Rivers, On the Development and Distribution of Primitive Locks and Keys, Pl. IX, fig. 107c-109c (fotocopy in acc. env.)

Hearst Museum object titled Padlock and key, accession number 9-5436a,b, described as Padlock; brass; plus key

Hearst Museum object titled Padlock and key, accession number 9-8395a,b, described as Padlock and key, iron, incised, with two yellow metal octagonal plates. a) lock incised with curvilinear design and yellow metal plates attached, U-shaped moveable bolt within E-shaped casing; b) key, flat rectangular iron device with flange at right angle on one end, and self-loop on other end serving as handle.

Hearst Museum object titled Padlock with key, accession number 9-13384a,b, described as padlock; brass with 3 parts; a) key with metal loop on hinge is pushed into stationary b) containing working parts of c) and C’s hook; lock is open when there is a space between B and C’s hook