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Locks and Keys
Atlanta Cutlery carries a variety of reproduction collectible locks and keys.
Whether you are using it for a pirate voyage, finding the best means to escape or hoping to unlock some lost, buried treasure or on some fantasy quest to find a lost princess, this rare-to-find selection of locks and keys are your perfect talisman.
All of them are great conversation pieces or accessories to an outfit. Use them as a great decorator piece for your home or unlock some thrilling adventures!
Large Colt Old Fashioned Padlock
#805402
This massive lock is made from steel and is fully functional. Very similar to those used to secure train cars and their high-value goods. A brass Colt logo is on the front and includes 2 working keys.
$39.95
Large New York Insane Asylum Steel Padlock
#805403
This massive lock is made from steel and is fully functional. Humorously badged “Property Of New York Insane Asylum”. Of course, they work for treasure chests and would look equally as imposing securing your firearms.
$39.95
Large Heart Lock
#805016
This is the largest version of this romantic heart lock we have ever offered, measuring 4-1/4” x 3”. This brass and iron heart-shaped padlock is full of floral detail. Fully working with two brass keys.
$49.95
Frontier Iron Shackles
#805174
These shackles are constructed of sturdy high-carbon steel with an antiqued aged finish. The simple yet effective construction of these shackles makes it nearly impossible for escape once you place a padlock in place (not included). Great for western enthusiasts, pirate costumes and historical re-enactors.
$49.95 $29.95
Alcatraz Hand Cuffs
#805139
This working set of iron hand cuffs has a brass plate marking it "ALCATRAZ SAN FRANCISCO". Very typical set of the era that kept some of the most notorious criminals in check. Includes 2 keys. Makes a great prop!
$39.95
Alcatraz Cell Key
#804975
This exacting replica iron key was made from an existing key and is hand finished to capture the age and patina. The word ALCATRAZ is heavily inset on one side of the key loop.
$4.95
Metal Skeleton Jailers Keys
#802185
This set of antiqued keys has been forged in metal like the originals. Set includes 5 keys of various styles ranging from 2-1/4" long to 6" on a large 3-1/2" steel ring for easy carry.
$11.95
Monastery Keys - Set of 4
#804691
Each of this set of four ornate metal keys features a beautiful antique finish. Measure from 2-3/4" to 4" in length.
$11.95
Top Customer Reviews
Review of: NY Insane Asylum Padlock
A really cool lock for my collection
Reviewed by: Jeffrey, June 10, 2020
Review of: Adam Steel & Wire Works Jailhouse Key
As a former Corrections Officer in the 1980's, I carried similar keys daily to access Jail Cells. This is by far the best reproduction I've ever seen, & brings back lots of memories both good & bad.
Reviewed by: Gary, February 11, 2020
Review of: Colt Padlock
Very nice period lock for decoration. It also works just fine.
Reviewed by: Anthony, October 02, 2019
Review of: Heart Shaped Brass Lock
I gave this to my wife of 58 years. I think she likes it. It's rather thick for it's size (about 1/2"), but nicely finished.
Reviewed by: William, September 08, 2019
Review of: NY Insane Asylum Padlock
Well made, works smoothly.
Fun to have friends look at the brass plaque.
Very authentic looking.
Fun to have friends look at the brass plaque.
Very authentic looking.
Reviewed by: Eric, February 08, 2019
Review of: NY Insane Asylum Padlock
very cool lock!i put on my ironhead chopper.people love it .get more in stock DON S.
Reviewed by: don, June 23, 2017
Review of: Leg Irons
These are the real deal. Heavy and solidly made, really impressive!
Reviewed by: John, December 11, 2015
Review of: Leg Irons
These are great fun to have around the House.
Reviewed by: William F, November 01, 2015