Its safes and vaults were renowned for their strength and precision manufacture: several Mosler vaults installed in Hiroshima's Mitsui Bank building prior to WWII survived the nuclear attack, a fact the company widely publicized in its marketing. Mosler, Bahmann & Company remained in business until around 1898. outgrew its original factory it relocated to Hamilton in 1891, where it remained until its 2001 bankruptcy. Both companies remained in Cincinnati until the 1890s.
Bahmann, leaving Mosler, Bahmann & Company to start the Mosler Safe & Lock Company. In 1874 after Gustave's death, the Mosler family had a falling out with Mr.
The Mosler Safe Company was a manufacturer of security equipment-most notably safes and bank vaults-from 1874 until its bankruptcy in 2001.įounded in Cincinnati by Gustave Mosler and Fred Bahmann as Mosler, Bahmann & Company in 1867. 3800 lbs.The Mosler Safe Company factory, Hamilton, circa 1894. The safe has two complete sets of keys for all locks and drawers. The bottom section of the safe has a double steel door key lockable storage area which is carpeted and has an interior wood shelf with 3 lockable wood drawers, each with their own key.The entire interior is highly polished nickle plated steel with custom engineturning. Interior has 15 safety deposit boxes each complete with its own removable interior bond box and dual key locking system, just like a regular bank vault.In the upper left is a super high security money chest with pressure bar and combination lock door, with open exposed bolt work with original copper flashing finish.
It is a double door thick wall safe with a combination lock outer door. This safe was used by small country banks that did not have a walk in vault and by small hotels and country inns for their guests to secure their valuables during their stay. Country Bank/Hotel Safe made in Buffalo, Ny.
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