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... did someone in the community knows how to bring this wheel carrier lockhandle back in work? There was no key for and I dont know it will work .. but I soacked it in with special solvent for the last 1 1/2 years. Is there a specialist who can make a key only by this number which is printet on top of the zylinder (P535). I need also an "original" ignition key .. the one i got .. is cutted out to fit into the slot .. additional I?m looking for a picture and informations about the original "cut out relay" for the generator and who can deliver this maybe as a rebuild one which looks like the original. Thank you in advance for helpfull answers.

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Karl (Carl24), -> this way, please, for code cutting of Yale keys. To get a suitable Yale key blank, cast an eye at -> this.

-> This way for additional information.

Yale seems to be still in the lock business, since 1843. -> This way, please.

Thank you Gerd ... but the "Key-man" doesnt answerd Mails because his mailbox is fiiled and he doesnd pick up the phone.
Anybody out there who knows sombody who can decode the old Lock No.(P535) and make a Key for. Or sell me (4) four 1924 Key blancs (they are diffrent to all later ones.... first keyway/notch looks to the left !!) Thank you Karl

This is an excellent place to start with any antique car lock and key problem that's above and beyond your own skills or those of local locksmiths. They've been serving the hobby for a good many years, good reputation.

http://jessersclassickeys.com