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    • Lock and key

    • Lock and key

    • Keys (Hardware); Locks (Hardware)

    • This corroded heart shaped lock and key set is similar to a railroad switch lock. It is a portable lock with a curved shackle used to secure property.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Lock and key

    • Lock and key

    • Locks (Hardware); Keys (Hardware)

    • The rectangular metal lock is rusted, and is accompanied by a two pronged key. The faceplate of the lock has holes for mounting.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Lock and key

    • Lock and key

    • Locks (Hardware); Keys (Hardware)

    • This rectangular shaped metal lock is accompanied by a key and a mounting hinge that has been painted white. The faceplate of the lock has holes for mounting. The lock is believed to be from the old jail in Douglass, Texas.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Skeleton key

    • Skeleton key

    • Keys (Hardware)

    • This large skeleton key is believed to be from the Nacogdoches, Texas, jail. The skeleton key has a long shaft, a simple bit, and an oval bow which is held while inserting the key into a lock.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Surgical instruments

    • Surgical instruments

    • Medicine; Surgical instruments; Medical equipment & supplies; Boxes; Civil War

    • This latched wooden box with a key lock has two velvet-lined compartments. With two cloth handles, the top compartment can be removed. A variety of surgical tools and implements are stored inside this medical kit that belonged to Civil War...
    • Stone Fort Museum

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