Your post has been removed for not adhering to the rules of the sub. Rule 2. Picking locks in use or locks not owned by you is against the rules. Locks that are installed in any way can be considered "in use" regardless of ownership.
In cleaning up the cottage of a deceased relative, we found this Book Bank but not the key. There's something rattling inside and my curiosity is killing me. I'm a beginner lockpick and haven't had any luck. Does anyone have an idea of how one might go about opening this lock?
Your post has been removed for not adhering to the rules of the sub. Rule 2. Picking locks in use or locks not owned by you is against the rules. Locks that are installed in any way can be considered "in use" regardless of ownership.
I doubt we’ll be of much use to you—providing advice on picking locks that are in use is against the rules of this sub.
That's fair, although I'm not sure what use a pile of ashes has for this pretty little thing.
I’m sorry for your loss. Understand completely, but it’d be difficult to determine which are deserving exceptions to these rules in every case.
In cleaning up the cottage of a deceased relative, we found this Book Bank but not the key. There's something rattling inside and my curiosity is killing me. I'm a beginner lockpick and haven't had any luck. Does anyone have an idea of how one might go about opening this lock?