These items came with a house we purchased. I'm looking for information on these pieces. There are many more, including ancestral spirit dolls that are locked up in storage due to creepiness.

This safe was hidden underneath a carpet under my uncle's stairwell storage room, anyone know how to crack one of these?

Old safe that came with our 120 year old house, but I’d wager the safe itself is from the 30s/40s. It says Diebold Safe & Lock Co and requires 2 keys to open which I guarantee we don’t have. It is also fully encased in concrete! I doubt there’s anything in it, and it doesn’t seem historic or anything so trying to preserve it isn’t a concern. Any ideas on how to open it? I’m a long time lurker first time poster.

House was built mid-70s. No idea when this was put in. It's open and empty, but I wouldn't mind using it if I can figure out how to. If not, I guess it's fairly easy to remove and replace since it is already open. Thanks for any help!

I recently purchased a house and i found this on the ground, i looked up the company and they are out of business. Any idea how to open this up? Or what tools i need? (There was a dial knob that goes in the middle but it broke) Thanks in advance

Can't find key. Any thoughts on hire l how to pick this?

Looking for a supposed secret compartment in this antique civil war desk, old owner believes it may be in the drawers but we haven’t found anything

Hello! This coin bank was my husband’s father’s. His passed away before my husband was born. 40+ years later..I’m finally going to try and open it. I’ve tried for about an hour. Any advice? There are coins inside, and I am thinking they are foreign since he was in the navy. Any advice?

My parents have an old safe that they need some documents out of and they can't get it opened.

Good news: they told me the combination 16 years ago and I emailed it to myself.

Bad news: the combination doesn't seem to work anymore.

I've tried the numbers they told me in all the different combinations possible. Now it's time to go ham on it. I've called over friends with what I hope is appropriate weaponry.

I'm planning on reporting back once it's opened. I'm also open to suggestions on how to get it open. I've read that these safes can be rocked open and that's my first option.

Wish me luck.

I am looking for help with this family desk. My aunts are trying to locate a secret drawer that their father showed them 20+ years ago.

The desk came to the states when family immigrated from Germany around 1840. We have taken drawers out and inspected with flashlights and are at a bit of a loss. Any help would be appreciated if you might know what we should look for. We do suspect it is a serious of steps.

I have a wall safe in a house I bought many years ago, and I am just now wondering how I could find the combination. It is open-- does that make things any easier?

my wife bought a second hand serenelife digital safe but has misplaced the override key as she's forgotten her pass code and the safe is locked! any other tool that will unlock this as dont really want to damage the safe and break it

Any idea what's in the box? I think it might be asbestos insulation.

I know nothing about the safe other than it’s been in my house for 20+ years.

Photo is the same model I have that I’m attempting to open. Thanks!

So i have the 100yr old A.J. Neil safe. Fortunately, I have the combination bit I just can't figure it out. I'm s I opposed to do left 4 times stop on30, right 3 times stop on 90. Left 2 times stop on 20 the right 1/2 turn to 76. I've done it like 16times and nothing. I watched the lady I n got it from open it so I know it works but she was elderly and has moved away. Does anyone know what I should do?

Unfortunately nothing inside…

It's a makeshift landfill. Lots of trash and a Town and Country van still stuck in the ground.

Not locked (well it probably is) but buried.

The emblem has "Dreadnought safe C9" on the front. Is this worth anything ? Keys still work, paint has been roughed up a bit. Bottom banner reads " fire resisting"