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GE 50246 Smart Home Door Stop Alarm
List Price: $12.95
Sale Price: $7.00
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Securing rooms from unauthorized entry couldn't be easier. The GE 50246 Personal Security Door Stop Alarm requires no wires or complicated installation and is powered by a single nine-volt battery (not included)...
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Master Lock 643D Combination Lock, 1-9/16-Inch
List Price: $8.86
Sale Price: $5.15
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1-9/16" Solid Brass Luggage Combination Lock For Strength & Weatherability, 7/8" Bronze Plated Steel Shackle For Cut Resistance, 1/4" Shackle Diameter, Set Your Own Combination Convenience, Carded.
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GunVault NV300 NanoVault with Combination Lock
List Price: $39.95
Sale Price: $23.75
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GunVault is pleased to introduce NanoVault thepact secure and affordable handgun storage safe solution. Available in two sizes the NanoVault is perfect for home travel or concealed-weapon permit holders...
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Philips Norelco Qt4070 Turbo Vacuum Beard, Stubble and Moustach Trimmer Pro, Black/silver
List Price: $59.99
Sale Price: $47.97
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The only stubble trimmer with a vacuum system, the Philips Norelco Vacuum Stubble and Beard Trimmer Pro makes it easy to trim your facial hair without leaving a mess in the sink. Equipped with multiple length settings, an adjustable comb, a turbo power button that boosts the cutting speed, and a multifunctional display, this trimmer offers everything you need for an even, precise cut...
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Master Lock 4687DNKL Instant Alert TSA Accepted Luggage Lock
List Price: $12.26
Sale Price: $7.00
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The TSA accepted Master Lock padlock 4687DNKL was designed with a security feature, which allows TSA airport security agents to open the lock without destroying the lock. TSA agents are trained to recognize the Travel Sentry Certified Logo and should not break the luggage lock...
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Trunki by Melissa & Doug Sunny, Orange
List Price: $39.99
Sale Price: $22.98
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Melissa & Doug Trunki Sunny Kids Ride - On Luggage doubles as a fun riding toy! You'll smile across the miles with Sunny as your child's handy ride-on travel companion! Pack up for a visit or a vacation with this sturdy child-size suitcase designed for convenience and fun...
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Tile Lock Scrabble
List Price: $19.99
Sale Price: $13.42
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With Tile Lock Scrabble, your words won't be slip slidin' away thanks to the special board's clever design. There are also soft pads on its bottom that allow you to effortlessly slide the board across a table or rotate it for a better view...
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Gun And Target Recordable Alarm Clock by TG
List Price: $39.99
Sale Price: $10.04
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From the Manufacturer Tough time getting out of bed in the morning? Ever feel like shooting your alarm clock for a few more minutes of precious sleep? Now you can start the day with a bang with the Gun and Target Recordable Alarm Clock from Trademark Games...
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Keeper 07203 Waterproof Roof Top Cargo Bag (15 Cubic Feet)
List Price: $76.39
Sale Price: $44.19
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Waterproof, increases vehicle cargo space, protects cargo against rain, grit, sun and wind. Soft sides flex to fit odd shaped loads, folds compact for storage. Fits all roof racks. 15 cubic feet.
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Walter Schlage: the Lock Wizard of Thuringia
Few inventors have made such significant contributions to modern industry as Walter Schlage. Fewer still did so in such a colorful manner. Walter Schlage's name today is synonymous with Schlage locks, and his experiments changed the way people viewed home and business security.
Walter Schlage was born in Thuringia, Germany in the late 1800's. As a boy he spent much of his early life scampering around the hotel that his father owned. Schlage worked some, but likely spent more of his time at the hotel listening to the tales of hotel guests. Young Schlage had a penchant for adventure and thrived upon the travel escapades of hotel guests.
The wild-at-heart boy, who longed for adventures of his own, showed an aptitude at a very early age for mechanics. His father recognized his son's drive and ambition and worked hard at saving money to send his son to train at the Carl Zeiss Optical Works School. At a time when many people didn't finish elementary school, Walter Schlage showed maturity and intellect beyond his years, and was admitted to the school at the age of 14.
Carl Zeiss preceded Walter Schlage by several decades, and was a premier inventor and engineer in his time. Zeiss' company manufactured precision optical instruments, including microscopes, and many types of optical glass. Zeiss' training center taught academics, mechanics and engineering to aspiring and promising protégés like Schlage.
Walter Schlage graduated at the age of 18 with a special award of merit for his aptitude as an engineer. Upon completion of his studies, he began working in London, England as an instrument maker.
His employment didn't last long however. A keen enough worker, Schlage hadn't managed to shake the travel adventure bug that bit him while working as a boy in his father's hotel. He left his job to venture yet further from his German home, where he had by then become known as "The Lock Wizard of Thuringia" for his adeptness at locksmithing. He crossed the ocean to settle in the United States where he took a position with the Western Electric Company.
Still, his love for sightseeing pulled him from his other love for inventing and engineering. Shortly, Schlage left Western Electric to captain a ship and fulfill a lifelong dream to see the world.
Eventually Walter Schlage got tired of life on the sea and made his way back to the United States. He returned once again to work for Western ElectricHe was an employee by day, and by night he would tinker in his home workshop inventing and tweaking locks. In fact, locks became his life's passion. His first patent was years ahead of its time and considered somewhat novel, though a marvel of engineering nonetheless. He created a door lock that could turn lights on and off.
His first patent in 1909 inspired an entrepreneurial streak, and Walter Schlage left Western Electric for good in 1920 to begin his own company. Thus the Schlage Lock Company was born.
It was as his own boss that he developed the world's first cylindrical lock, with a push-button in the center. His invention revolutionized the security industry and became the standard other lock companies aspired to. Though other manufacturers have gone on to copy his design, Schlage locks are still the premier brand when it comes to door locks.
Walter Schlage passed away in 1946, six years after winning the "Modern Pioneer Award." This honor is given annually to American inventors who have made significant contributions to modern technology or society.
Thanks to a partnership venture in 1927 with business-savvy Charles Kendrick, the Schlage Lock Company has grown and flourished for over sixty years. Several large and prominent business contracts in the Schlage Lock Company's early years catapulted the Schlage brand name to public prominence. The company continues today to be the most relied upon for home and commercial security. It has become a fitting legend and tribute to "The Lock Wizard of Thuringia," who became an American lock wizard in his own right.
About the Author
Jenny Schweyer is a freelance writer from the Pacific Northwest. She writes extensively on business and related themes.
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