Rare Antique Fancy Solid Brass Ford Motor Car Padlock Made By Reese on 2040-parts.com
Missouri City, Texas, United States
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Very Rare and original early 1900's era fancy solid brass lock made by "REESE" with the FORD Motor Car script emblem on the keyhole cover. The lock measures 2.5 x 2.25 inches and is in good condition. I do NOT have the key to the lock. A very similar FORD lock made by REESE recently sold on another online site for $201.00. Please ask Questions if you have any! I do my best to describe my items, but I am not an expert in any field and my good name is important to me. If there is any issue with your purchase please contact me. Most of my items are vintage . They naturally show wear from age and use. You are ultimately responsible for viewing photos and asking questions. I describe each item to the best of my ability, but I cannot always detail each flaw the same way that you may view it. All items are described with honest intent! MULTIPLE PURCHASES: I will combine shipping on multiple purchases if they are packaged together and there are not more than 3-4 days between ending dates. PAYMENT: Unless otherwise discussed between you and I, Payment is required within 5 days of me sending your invoice with the total including shipping. Please contact me about any delays expected in payment. NO PERSONAL CHECKS. SHIPPING: I ship items on Wednsdays so when your payment is received, it will ship the following Wednsday. PAYPAL PAYMENTS: Items paid through PayPal will only be shipped to the address registered with PayPal. If you wish to have the item shipped to a different address, you must change your paypal address to the correct address. The item will be shipped to the registered paypal address ONLY. REFUNDS: All items are sold AS IS and all sales are final. Refunds are ONLY made if there is a significant error in the item description and is not evident in the photos. Refunds are made for the purchase price ONLY. Shipping fees are not included. For a refund to be made, the item must be returned in the same condition as when it was originally shipped and it must be returned within 14 days of receipt of item. I do not accept returns due to buyers remorse, buyer not reading ALL of description or change of mind. THANKS! : )
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