Grab Bag #5

Above, the Fury hinged handcuffs with a single hinge. Note how the hinge is a continuous piece with each center portion of the faceplates. 

Above and below, a very nice Bean Cobb handcuff with one original key and a large safety pin. Sold for $245 or best offer. 

Below, close up detail of the integration of the swivel and the clevis. These are very well made. 

Above and below, a near mint Hiatt Darby 115 adjustable Darby handcuff with the SPF 1683 mark. This is generally said to be Singapore Police Force. 

This pair is available for $139.99 on eBay, buy it now! 

Above and below, a rare example of the American Handcuff Company radiused edge N-105 with black finish and original box. These look really nice with the smooth edges and black finish. 

Like so many American Handcuff Company items recently, these sold for a mere $29.99 or best offer. I wouldn't have thought twice at that price. 

Above, a rare long chain adjustable Darby handcuff. Note the large ornate key, the equally sized swivel lobes, and the fine twist link chain. These are likely Clejuso. 

Above, a nice matching set of American Munitions Company restraints. This set sold for $141.50 after 13 bids . 

Below, a very nice Tower double lock leg iron. $90 with 1 bid, no key. 

Above and below, a mint condition example of the unusual round cross section adjustable Darby shackles. My example of these has a straight link chain but otherwise identical. There was another like this sold recently. Mine is unmarked, and I believe these are either KUB via Chicago Handcuff Company, or possibly Victorworks? Anyone else have a pair like this with round shackle? Any makers marks? This pair is being sold on a Facebook collectors page. 

Below, these almost typical looking modern swing through ratcheting handcuffs are from Colt, and sold quickly with a Buy It Now price of $222. There was recently another pair for sale at $1,500 or best offer. 

Note the unique placement of the keyhole. It's sideways like Peerless but on one side like most others. 

Colt namesake I think? 🤔 

Above, these nice Darby handcuffs are from Froggatt, one of the earliest American manufacturers of Darby restraints. This pair with original key is only $149.99

UPDATE: SOLD for $149.99

Above, a pair of American Handcuff Company A-105 lightweight aluminum chained handcuffs. This pair sold for $99.99 with no AHC key but standard/universal keys works great. 

Below, close up detail of the contrasting color of the chain, swivels and rivets. 

This is a very rare Cummings Handcuff. It sold for $228.50 after 4 bids. That's lower than I would have guessed. These are very rare and this pair works and has an original key. The seller states one cuff has been repaired in the past. These are very high quality cuffs, and I would love to try them on. 

Above, note the arming levers, similar to Bean models. Also note the single long link and the integrated swivels. 

Above and below, close up detail of the recessed locking mechanism and it's blind pocket with lock mechanism. This design is much like the Bean Prison or Patrolman. 

Cummings example with patent drawings