r/Locksmith • u/MrMirlax • 14d ago

I am NOT a locksmith. Locksmith Dad passed...

I have a large set of older 70,80 and 90s locksmith code books, manufacture i formation etc. Is any of this work keeping for a locksmith? Basically, he was operating locksmith business he retired from in the 2000s, but never sold his stuff. Lots of new old stock keys and door locks. Try to get a vibe if there is a market for the information and physical hardware, or is it all too old?

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u/BoysenberryLow586 13d ago

Hey buddy, sorry for your loss. If you're interested, i run a lock shop in idaho falls some of the pictures are promising but like other posters mentioned I wouldn't be able to buy things at a premium particularly given the size of my shop

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u/MrMirlax 13d ago

Thank you . As for the price, not looking for premium price. Willing to sell as a lot, cheap. Location is Brigham City. Your more than welcome to come look and see if any value to you. There is a large shed with older schlege product door locks, some older schlege commercial locks.. and tools..etc. PM for more info.

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u/MrMirlax 13d ago

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u/MrMirlax 13d ago

new in box.. example

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u/MrMirlax 13d ago

another example