my parents had jsut bought this store and in the back of it there is a safe and well they are not that all interested in it but I am very and I have written down MOST of the information that is on just the from this safe is in GREAT conditions and I think is wortha lot of money we ahve prove that it is from world war 1 becasue there is a sticker on the front of it and on the sticker there is some writing the sticker is wearing off though so it is kinda hard to read. but this is some of the stuff that is on it and if I can get a octure on it I will out the pictures of the inside and everything else online and also I called the historical society to come in and check it out and they said that they have never seen such a mevalous safe and that this is wroth lotz of money they said that this could've even been one of the first bank safes but anywayz I have not got one of the doors open yet becase I only got too look at it for a few seconds so I did not get a chance to look at it yet! so I might fond a date that it was made but I have'nt yet here is the description,about 6' by 5-1.2' [about] and has all gold writing from top to bottom this is the writing on the very top like in the frane it says CHARLES A. IRELAND. then at the top of the doors it says CARRY SAFE CO. and in the center of the doors BUFFALO, N.Y down on the very bottom on the frmae HIBBARD & RICHARDSON CO. GEN'L AGTS., MILWAUKEE WIS. and one the middle of the comm thingy it says YALE and the numbers ont he com got form 0-100 and also these are my approximent locations of the letterings! I hope that you can help me to at least find out a little I hope that the historical society was right! Stacey [needs help]

Posted on Saturday December 16, 2000.