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Tortuga Pirate Padlock with Chainmail Keychain
Are you looking for a stylish way to lock your treasure chest, dungeon door, or simply want to add a rustic touch to your home decor? This solid iron padlock is exactly what you need. Whether you are a pirate sailing the seven seas, a jailer in a medieval dungeon, or a passionate LARPer, this accessory provides not only functionality but also perfect period atmosphere. The lock comes with two keys, practically connected by a ring with a decorative piece of chainmail armour. Forget boring modern locks and give your valuables protection that has character and history written in every rivet. Further product information ...
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Tortuga Pirate Padlock with Chainmail Keychain
Protecting Treasures in Historical Style
This padlock is not just an ordinary piece of iron. It is a handmade artifact crafted from mild steel, which immediately catches the eye with its raw, blackened finish and robust riveted construction. Although modern technology has advanced, the charm of old mechanisms remains unsurpassed. The lock is fully functional, and the mechanism is operated using the included keys. It is the ideal choice for: * Re-enactment and LARP: A great accessory for a jailer, guard, or pirate costume. * Escape Rooms and Theatre: An authentic prop that can withstand rough handling. * Stylish Living: Perfect for locking wooden crates, liquor cabinets, or as decoration for a "man cave" or rustic shed. An interesting detail is the keychain made from a segment of chainmail. This small but distinctive element not only makes finding keys easier but also thematically connects the lock with military history.
Technical Parameters
| Material | Mild Steel (lacquered) |
| Finish | Blackened |
| Total Height | approx. 10 cm / 3.9 inches |
| Total Width | approx. 8 cm / 3.1 inches |
| Mechanism | Functional, with key |
| Accessories | 2 keys on a chainmail ring |
Historical Window and Usage
Padlocks of this type were used in various iterations for centuries. Their simplicity was their strength. They served to secure everything from prisoner shackles to chests containing valuable cargo on merchant ships. Pirates and sailors often used them for their durability and ease of repair. Important Warning: Although the lock is fully functional and made of metal, it is primarily intended as a period replica and prop. It is not certified as a security device according to modern standards. We do not recommend using it to secure expensive bicycles, motorcycles, or entrance doors where there is a real risk of theft using modern tools.
Product Care
To ensure the lock serves you for many years and retains its functionality, give it a little care: 1. Corrosion Protection: Since the lock is made of steel which can rust in humidity, keep it dry. If used outdoors, treat it regularly with preservation oil (e.g., WD-40 or silicone oil). 2. Mechanism Lubrication: Occasionally spray a little oil into the keyhole and turn the key several times to keep the mechanism lubricated and prevent seizing. 3. Cleaning: Wipe off dirt with a dry or slightly oily cloth. Do not use aggressive chemicals or steel wool, which could damage the blackened finish.
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