Squire Old English Padlock Review 

Old lever locks are awesome! I wish we still had those available here in the states. Great video, please make more!

We have a 220 which was bought for a wine rack, it just looks the part and a new type lock just didn't look the part. She keeps it under lock and key to stop me hitting the Shiraz so she keeps the key. What I really love about them is they are not clinical and just functional. I really get a buzz watching as she lock it. First the shackle is put through and closed, secondly the key is inserted and turned and that magical click She then removes the key closes the cover and tugs the lock to.ensure the lock has obeyed her wishes. Pity it's not rusty, they always look so good rusted up a bit. Back in the60s the park had an air raid shelter, the rusty metal door was,padlocked with a big rusty lock. I used to hold the lock and pull on it wishing it would open but was glad it stayed locked. I wondered when was the door last locked and where the key was. I always wanted to look inside. I thought perhaps it was padlocked in 1945 and the key had never been in the keyhole since. Could write a good story on it

The art has been lost... RU-vid lock pickers disagree.

Who cares about that padlock if that sweet steel chain can be cut with a hacksaw in around twenty-thirty seconds? Even with a short boltcutter in five seconds.