“5B”
2 1/4″ wide. Brass body. Brass shackle. Post key. Spring dust guard. Catalog #: 5B, first appears in catalog of 1869.
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“0” – 1886 – 3/4″ – Large Shackle
3/4″ wide (actual: .812 wide x 1.086 high, .211 deep). Bronze body. Bronze shackle. Post key. Catalog #: 0, first appears in catalog of 1886. “W.BOHANNAN 0” is stamped on the obverse of the shackle. “BROOKLYN NY” is stamped on the reverse of the shackle.
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“5C”
2 1/4″ wide. Brass body. Brass shackle. Post key. Spring dust guard. Clevis and chain. Catalog #: 5C, first appears in catalog of 1869.
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“0A” – 1886 – 3/4″ – Regular Shackle
3/4″ wide (actual: 0.793 wide x1.272 high, 0.202 deep). Bronze body. Bronze shackle. Post key. Clevis and chain. Catalog #: 0A, first appears in catalog of 1886. “W.BOHANNAN 0” is stamped on the obverse of the shackle. “BROOKLYN NY” is stamped on the reverse of the shackle.
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“6A”
2 1/2″ wide. Brass body. Brass shackle. Post key. No spring dust guard. Clevis and chain. Catalog #: 6A, first appears in catalog of 1869.
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“0A” – 1886 – 3/4″ – Large Shackle
3/4″ wide. Bronze body. Bronze shackle. Post key. Clevis and chain. Catalog #: 0A, first appears in catalog of 1886.
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“6B”
2 1/2″ wide (Actual: 2.405″ wide x 3.092″ high x .578″ deep). Brass body. Brass shackle. Post key. Spring dust guard. Catalog #: 6B, first appears in catalog of 1869.
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“1” – 1869 – 1 1/4″
1 1/4″ wide. (actual: 1.268″ wide x 1.662″ high x .380″ deep). Brass body. Brass shackle. Post key. Catalog #: 1, first appears in catalog of 1869.
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“7A” – Seal Through Dust Guard
2 1/2″ wide. Brass body. Brass shackle. Post key. Extra heavy. There is a hole going through the dust guard and case to accept a wire seal. Spring dust guard. Clevis and chain. For railroad cars. Catalog #: 7A, first appears in catalog of 1869.
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“1” – 1886 – 5/8″ – Regular Shackle
5/8″ wide (Actual: .887″ high x .640″ wide x .188″ deep). Bronze body. Bronze shackle. Post key. “1” is stamped on the obverse of the body. “W.BOHANNAN” is stamped on the obverse of the shackle. “BROOKLYN N.Y.” is stamped on the reverse of the shackle. Catalog #: 1, first appears in catalog of 1886.