My Vintage 1966 P.O Box Door Bank

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Title	:	My Vintage 1966 P.O Box Door Bank
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pretty cool to stumble upon this video I just got one from my great grandma, she just passed away and we went to get some stuff from her house and this was one of the things! mine is from 1960 these things are great pieces of history
Comment from : Adam T

I have a National 1961
Comment from : The Applicant

10 years later, but just stumbled across this and thought it was cool I'm about to start making a 3D model using vintage post office boxes and this came up in my search The bank is very cool and I hope you still have it and I will add that I'm bewildered by the dislikes here
Comment from : ViolentLotus

My fiancée has a similar post office box and it’s has a bunch of coins in it and I offered to help my fiancée to open it up but I am not good with letter or number combination locks
Comment from : Jessica Hover Cooper

Dude cut your nails Also I have one of these but mine is limited edition It won’t open because I don’t know the original combination
Comment from : Tony spagoli

These are on campus at MTSU, impossible to open
Comment from : Sam

that's very nice I have a large number of po doors including 182 small eagle design with combo lock, 280 small Grecian design with combo lock and 53 small zinc Grecian design with combo lock Acquired at Post Office auction back in the 80's If you have any interes contact Mike @ marvinmarsh@yahoocom
Comment from : Mike Marsh

I have a family friend that has a few for sale He's located in Aurora Colorado
Comment from : Mission Capable

Walnut
Comment from : Al Langston

Mines 1959
Comment from : 🦍HonkeyKong🦧

Mine is from 1960
Comment from : Caden Madden

I made it by myself I used woodprix woodworking plans for that
Comment from : Taras Kobets

The dial I have is 1-8 On the bottom labeled combination : RT 1/2 LT 6/7 ANY IDEA HOW TO OPEN IT ? Not sure if that is a 1 or a / between the 6& 7 Thanks
Comment from : gds

I will make it myself this week I think Just got instructions from woodprix website and I'm ready for do it :D
Comment from : Christ Julius

I have #478 and #482 from 1906 :D
Comment from : Gv2

Just google woodprix ;) I made my own thanks to woodprix instructions :)
Comment from : Keli Weisgerber

I have PO box banks that my grandfather made One is nearly impossible to open but really pretty!
Comment from : Honor Brooks

i see your missing the back combo cover i have 30 1960 po box doors and parts
Comment from : Ruk Hollow

So weird I just found one of my grandpas, mine says #145 I wonder if they are like close to each other when produced, was trying to figure out how to open it
Comment from : chris davis

To open this box:br1) Turn the knob three spins clockwise After third pass, stop on the first letterbr2) Turn the knob counter-clockwise, passing the second letter once Stop on the second letter on the second time aroundbr3) Turn the knob clockwise and stop as soon as you reach the third letterbr4) Turn the lower knob counter-clockwise and the door will pop open
Comment from : Tycedi

My post office still has these from the 50's They are really worn out looking The doors can be bought for $10 bucks on ebay if you don't care if they lock I have one from 1958
Comment from : Henry S

I have one of those banks, I know the combination, I just forget how to turn it right to open it Can you help?
Comment from : Bernkat symthe

That doesn't make sense At least with mine, it's three letters only (or halves, ex: H 1/2 instead of H) For example, it could be F - A - H, or F 1/2 - A 1/2 - H 1/2
Comment from : Ryan Gehret

How do you put in the combo to one of these? I was told my combo was IJ -FE-J
Comment from : krkemper35

I would say just bills and what ever was in their Now if you check out my videos on my phones Now think of all the history behind them!
Comment from : Ben M

I don't think you can change the combo on one of these
Comment from : Ryan Gehret

Do you know how to reset the code on one of them? I know my code but i'd like to reset
Comment from : TJSDonovan

Thanks man!
Comment from : Ryan Gehret

Cool! My local one has new metal boxesthey look boring
Comment from : Ryan Gehret

I see those on eBay all the timeyeah you can tell they were originally combo locks
Comment from : Ryan Gehret

By the way people, if you want one of these, the doors themselves are pretty affordable, about $10+ on eBay Pre-made boxes are also on there for like $20 Or, you can get the whole shabang for $70
Comment from : Ryan Gehret

Nice! My college had these at its post office, except they were converted to key operation The keyhole was where the combination knob would have been I thought it was weird that they would have used letters for lock combinations
Comment from : Maniacal Michael

This was 4 years ago, this channel didn't even exist!
Comment from : Ryan Gehret