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<p>[QUOTE="808 raver, post: 11728892, member: 4654"]I would love to meet a locksmith who could cut a key for a antique Bramah lock, I have 2 boxes that I need Bramah keys for, also the problem is the keys, they come in a few different sizes, some slightly bigger and some slightly smaller. I suppose if the lock can be removed without ruining the box cutting one isn't so bad but without removal I think it's impossible.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="808 raver, post: 11728892, member: 4654"]I would love to meet a locksmith who could cut a key for a antique Bramah lock, I have 2 boxes that I need Bramah keys for, also the problem is the keys, they come in a few different sizes, some slightly bigger and some slightly smaller. I suppose if the lock can be removed without ruining the box cutting one isn't so bad but without removal I think it's impossible.[/QUOTE]
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