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    Posted 6 years ago

    Ironhead1969
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    Looking for any info or idea as to what these went to. Tubular keys, a matching set. Not sure of the age.

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    1. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 6 years ago
      Possibly an old roller skate key. They came in all different designs. Some had a round hole in the end, some triangular, some rectangles, some square. Some were like this and others had a wrench on the opposite end from the hole. Just my guess.
    2. Gillian, 6 years ago
      Clocks.
    3. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 6 years ago
      Clock key is certainly another possibility. Time clocks that security guards punch their clocks with also take a key like this. Lots of possibilities. To bad the key isn't marked.
    4. UncleRon UncleRon, 6 years ago
      I believe these might be essentially tiny spanner wrenches used for installing small, round, below-flush bolts. I have seen that sort of fastener used to hold pistol grips and other things where the "bolt" is the same size as the hole it is recessed into - for aesthetic reasons.
    5. byrdnest byrdnest, 6 years ago
      My mother was given a large wooden glass cabinet with a little key hole. The key had an open that fit onto a pin inside to open the cabinet.
      Second opinion, a key to wind a 7 Day Clock.

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