This wonderful sign belongs to Quincy Locksmith in Wollaston. This is where I get my 100+ year old broken door mechanisms fixed. Most people lock their doors around here . . . do you?
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Most people do not lock their doors around here, then are shocked if something is stolen. Good thing that doesn't happen very often.
I love that!
Thats one key that you couldn't misplace!
You bet I lock my door! Quincy Lock recently moved from the location it had been at for years ... I am feeling a little brain dead here as I can't think of where they are now? You say Wollaston .. so I am guessing they are not far?
Great picture of the key! You can get the mechanism for 100+ year old lock; how come I couldn't get a key made for a 40+ year old back door? : )
Old skeleton keys are so cool looking. I need one the size of the one in your pic. I'm notorious for misplacing my keys.
I didn't lock when the kids were around..there would always have one coming or going...and forgotten their keys!!
Nope, don't lock 'em. Really like the sign too!
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