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no idea what it goes to but was found when redoing our church key box.

Now that's what I'm talking about. Thats awesome.. have you tried googling that serial number?

Sweet jesus! I wonder if Falle makes an extra long hook pick for those.

wow.. now thats something id put on my house

Very cool key. Can't wait to see what it operates!!

Imagine having a bunch of those bad boys swinging off a key chain lol.

I would like to see the lock it's from. Good luck in your search.

Try this link, it's for an assa keyblank, maybe this will help?

http://mysecuritypro.com/as32.aspx

That's massively awesome.

saw one of these once on ebay, it was a lockwood key... no lock to go with it though

We'll probably find out that it goes to a safe or a safe deposit lock.

Any updates on this? I REALLY want to pick one of these

Exactly.. Somebody may prove me wrong, but this key is a Kumihara key, for a pin tumbler safe deposit lock, only I have never seen a Kumihara SD lock that has this many pins. The head of the key to me is a dead giveaway.

not so sure about that but its possible

Look at some Kumihara key blanks and you tell me.

Nope, not Kumahira though the bow is reminiscent of their security box key it is much different. That and the Kumahira BX locks are six tumbler.
That key (12 pin) appears to be for a coin op device, key control and pick resistance are key (pun intended) for securing cash in a public environment, such as areas that are lonely that give criminals time to ply their trade.
For that key to work in a safe deposit box approximately half the pins would be in the nose.