Very nice!

We a;; get ;lucky from time to time. I really envy you that find. WOW!!! I have a few really scarce or unusual cuffs that I found really cheap over the years. Like so many collectable things when someone who has no clue has them they can go precious cheap I love the multi drawer cabinet you have too.

I have a void in my collection that a Maltby would fill. They are an incredible looking handcuff 👍😎 Thank you for sharing them with us 👍🥳

Very nice!

I have a couple Rankins but no Delastasius. Green with envy now, but very appreciative you've again shared your collection with us.

The Cummings is a great design! I have two different variations in my collection. The variations have to do with the thumb pads that are just below the "horns." One has the cross hatched pattern, while the other has a series of straight lines. These are the only two variations that I know about. One slip up in your video. The lever you called a "double lock", isnt technically a double lock. A Double Lock feature would act as a deadbolt and freeze the position of the bow, where ever is at when the lever is activated. The lever on the Cummings is more like a "reset" lever for the locking mechanism. For those who dont know, when you unlock a Cummings with the key, it automatically disables the lock and allows the bows to swing in and out without the lock engaging. The lever on a Cummings resets the lock, so the next time the swing arm enters the lock housing, you will hear the familiar ratcheting sound, which is the pawl clicking against the teeth on the bow and locking the bow into place. Thus securing the prisoner, until the key is again used to disable the locking mechanism. Overall, a great feature for handcuffs way back when!

Such a cool design. Love the spring loaded aspect 👍

Wow! That was very cool!!! 🎉❤

Amazing!!

Arioch...Michael Moorcock's Elric's god?

Freaky

Congratulations on the purchase and the re-keying for your set of Wood's Chain Cuffs! These are a nice looking set with clear markings! Great set of cuffs. I love the simplicity of the mechanism combined with the "one size fits all" design.

Bummer Arioch! Nothing worse than when your key/lock fails no matter how long you've had your gem. Good luck with cutting the dup…Maybe you’ll get lucky and it was dirt or grime all along.

I’ve looked at a few handcuff/restraint collections, and it seems that handcuffs were endlessly fascinating to inventors.

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So are we pretending like this isn't sad and weird or what?

Very nice!

Wouldnt mind having these locked on but they would strip bare ankles surely ?

I enjoyed your channel but I could do without the incesant, annoying drum beat in the background. The only way I could watch it was to turn off the cound and use Closed Captioning to read what you are saying. Please consider doing away with the stupid drums.

Great video Arioch - I was surprised you didn’t have a Model 400 in your lovely collection.

The raised rivets on the newest sets of cuffs are done to make the cuffs comply to the current N.I.J. Standards. The raised rivet connections are a more secure connecting option than the previous flush rivet options.

Nice videos Arioch. Smith & Wesson model 90’s were my first-love when i was a little kid…😁

Dunno how someone with a cuff collection has gotten passed me🤯. New sub👍

Love that cutaway ❤ I do like Smith & Wesson - easily recognised and super fun to pick and escape 👍 Thanks for sharing as always buddy 👍

Very very nice. One day I would love to acquire a pair that use the tubular keys.

Oh these are really cool glad i found your channel just subscribed! Cant wait to catch up on my of your videos!

Very cool video!

Thanks for mentioning me. I am happy that you read my article and thought enough of it to mention it. Learning about Chinese cuffs is very hard as not too much is published I hope you fill that drawer up soon!

Awesome 👍 cheers for sharing buddy 👍

Very nice! Reminds me of how Yuil put silicone linings on some of their cuffs.

Great video Arioch! 👍

The protective coating on the Strauss cuffs is Cadmium. Cadmium is also a carcinogen.

Great handcuff collection 👌

The moon display piece you found may make a nice Zombie Ball effect?!

That’s crazy! 👏🏼

The black cuffs that you had thought may have been a WS Darley, is from Poland. The cuff that immediately follows that one in the video, has a flat key and a single connecting ring is from Hungary.

Great collection are you apart of my handcuff fb group ?

Great collection. I have a pair of Pratt's (I believe that what they're called. They're the ones with the tag shown close-up at 6:02 in this vid). My uncle was on the LAPD back in the 1950's and he gave them to me. Anyhow mine are locked and I cannot find the key, nor can I figure out what kind of key to use. Any ideas on where to get a key? Do you think a locksmith could open them? Any help would be great. Thanks - - Pokenfun

Thanks for the video Arioch! The Matts seem more delicate than the Judds. Although, the tube key or lock for the Judds seem to struggle to stay in working-order harmony very long. Stripping of either part is inevitable the more they get unlocked.

The Dollar sign cuffs were mainly used for transporting prisoners. The peg at the on end of the cuff is used to attach the cuffs to a belly chain or lead chain.

The Hamburg 8s were made by Kayser.

It was amazing. When will another video like this be uploaded if you volunteer from the audience

Very nice collection

Outstanding Delastasius & LIs and ERs! Happy New Year!

As always, I’m drooling over all those beauties…Nice drawer, can’t wait to see what’s coming in 2024! Thanks for sharing Arioch. 👍

Very nice collection

Very nice

Found you on youtube. See you in the spring at renn. Bob, the leonardo guy

Great assortment of Americans & allota Beans! Love the leg irons...

Thanks Arioch for the virtual tour of Drawer 5..As usual, it's always a treat to see the treasure chest. It never gets boring, and is always fun especially on snowy indoor days! 😁