Restored to a customers specification. This safe was chosen from my stock and the customer wanted a classic black green design, so we put various designs together and they chose this one. What a lovely looking solid safe, the inside brass is a nice as the outside. This is a very well made safe, and now with a new lease of life. History: Bramah has a long and prestigious history in London, especially associated with security and locks. The company’s connection to Bond Street is notable in the early 20th century. Here’s a summary relevant to your query about Bramah Bond Street safes: • Early History: Bramah was founded by Joseph Bramah, who patented his revolutionary lock in 1784. The company quickly became renowned for innovative security products. • Bond Street Addresses: By the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Bramah’s shop moved to prominent London addresses: • 100 New Bond Street: From at least 1887, after moving from 124 Piccadilly, Bramah operated at 100 New Bond Street. This address was used for several decades and is associated with high-quality locks and safes. • 32 Old Bond Street: In 1919, locks and safes were also marked with this address. • 2 Nottingham Street & 11 Old Bond Street: The company later took over premises at 2 Nottingham Street (1926–1936) and then moved to 11 Old Bond Street (1936–1939). • Bramah was granted a Royal Warrant by King George V, signifying its reputation as a supplier of locks and safes to the royal household.Bramah Bond Street safes are thus emblematic of the company’s longstanding tradition of excellence and its deep roots in London’s high-end security market. Size: (HxWxD) 560x455x423 Colour: Exterior, Ral 9011, 6035 Interior Ral 1001 Weight: 169kg Design Theme: Customer Specification Please note: Safes of this age, approximately 100years old will show signs of their age and build, even after our restoration. We believe each safe has its own character, and thats what makes them special. If you purchase one of our safes, its not a NEW safe, they were built without modern tools, you will see imperfections, ie. the hinges are metal on metal (no bearings) so they may squeak and some may scratch some paintwork at the bottom hinge.
