If the winning bid plus applicable taxes, if any indicated, plus the buyer's premium equals to $5,000.00 or more, Wire Transfer must be used. PayPal and credit card purchases are limited to below $5,000.00 and Bidders residing in the United States, Canada and Mexico Only. Payment methods for this item are Wire Transfer, PayPal, or credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover) only. Whatever you bring must be able to transport 1,200 lbs safely. As far as I know the doors DO NOT come off. The forklift we use does not belong to us and we have to coordinate with them to use it. Please give us call when you are at least 1 hour away before arriving to pick it up. However, this item will have to be fork lifted for safety reasons. Q: Do the doors come off (slide up off the hinges) to make it lighter for transport? Also do you have a forklift available for loading? Thanks. Q: is there assistance available for pickup? Forklift, loading dock or street level? Thank you, Randy (3/13/16 8:57 AM)Ī: We do have a loading dock. We will need at least an hour notice before arrive for pick up to coordinate the usage of the forklift.
Q: Is there a forklift that can load this on flatbed F550? (3/11/16 7:04 PM)Ī: There is a fork lift that we can borrow. This trademark translates as: "In Hoc Signo Vincimus" = "In this sign we conquer". The current status of the trademark is "EXPIRED".
#1920s victor safe and lock company serial number
The trade mark serial number is 700265528. In April of 1895, Victor Safe & Lock Company registered the "VICTOR IN HOC SIGNO VINCIMUS 1885", logo as a "trademark". Fire files are made for them by companies like FireKing International - only they have the Victor logo instead of the FireKing logo. Turn-10 is still manufacturing a small line of equipment using the Victor logo, though they don't actually make the equipment. A company named "Turn-10 Wholesale" acquired the logo and trademark at this time. Sperry did continue the fire resistive file cabinet and office equipment division, using the Victor logo, until this was finally sold off in 1987. The safe making division was discontinued. In 1956 when Remington-Rand was acquired by the Sperry Corporation.
Tonawanda, NY that was making office equipment under the Victor label. The name was also changed at the time of the acquistion to the "Victor Safe & Equipment Company". They continued in business until they were acquired by Remington-Rand (Rand Kardex) in 1927 and the facility moved to Marrietta, OH. Known General History: Victor Safe & Lock Company started in business in 1885 in Cincinnati, OH. Interior Shelf Dimensions: 30in (W) x 18.5in (D) x 57in (H).Overall Dimensions: 37in (W) x 28in (D) x 67.5in (H).Victor Floor Safe is available for public bid.
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