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Story January 24, 1924

The Gordon Journal

Gordon, Sheridan County, Nebraska

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A new keyless lock invention features simple lever combinations for operation, allowing even small children to open doors. It attaches to standard locks and offers 38,005 combinations for padlock versions.

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KEYLESS LOCK IS INVENTED
So Simple in Operation That Small Child Can Easily Open Doors.

A keyless lock, recently placed upon the market, resembles in appearance almost any other door lock in a general way, having a handsome door plate and knob, but at the right side and a little below the knob is a series of four small levers. These operate in various combinations known only to those who are permitted free access to the house, when necessity demands. The combination can be changed to a different combination.

Lock can be adjusted so that it will lock on closing or by turning the small button underneath the knob. It is opened by pulling upward one or more times on one or more of the levers at the side.

So simple is its operation that a child too small to unlock a door by means of a key can readily gain admittance with the keyless lock. This keyless mechanism can be attached to any standard lock, so that the purchase of an entire new lock is not necessary in order to have the advantages of the keyless lock. A keyless padlock is also manufactured with 38,005 different combinations.

What sub-type of article is it?

Curiosity

What themes does it cover?

Triumph

What keywords are associated?

Keyless Lock Invention Lever Combinations Child Operation Padlock

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Story Details

A keyless lock uses four levers with changeable combinations for secure access, operable by pulling levers upward. It attaches to standard locks and is simple enough for children to use. A padlock version has 38,005 combinations.

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