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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 6765311 | Motor-vehicle key for remote-controlled motor-vehicle locking system The invention relates to a motor-vehicle key, comprising a key housing (2, 3), in which an emergency key (5) is stored. The key housing (2, 3) has a cover shell (2) and a divided base shell (3) which is configured as two base-shell... | 07/20/2004 |
| 5109685 | Control key for extension adapter A bitted substantially rigid extension adapter is provided which may be applied to an existing operating key thereby forming a control key assembly. The extension adapter is provided with fasteners for secure attachment to an operating key. The extension ... | 05/05/1992 |
| 4875352 | Construction keying The invention comprises a two part key which replaces a conventional key in a conventional lock cylinder for purpose of temporary use wherein one of the parts is a plastic or similar material insert which replaces a portion of the conventional key and a s... | 10/24/1989 |
| 4312198 | Magnetic key operated hotel door lock A mechanical magnetic key operated door lock structure particularly adapted for use in hotel locksets. An occupancy indicator is incorporated in the lock structure to indicate that the lockset is locked from the inside, thus insuring privacy for the hotel... | 01/26/1982 |
| 4120184 | Lock with normally non-removable key and auxiliary key removal device for use in interior locksets A conventional keyed, pin-tumbler lock has an abutment portion formed on the key axially adjacent one of the key notches at the side thereof axially inward of the lock cylinder which normally axially obstructs that lock pin when the key is properly insert... | 10/17/1978 |