
The Professional Locksmith Program Lesson Group 1 Manual
This is a vintage instructional manual entitled 'The Professional Locksmith Program,' specifically identifying as 'Lesson Group 1' from 'The School of Locksmithing.' The manual features a black-and-white cover design with a central photograph of a man working on a key-cutting machine or similar locksmithing apparatus. The publication is spiral-bound with a black plastic comb binding, which suggests it was designed to lay flat for use in a workshop environment. The cover indicates a copyright date of 1993 by Professional Career Development, Inc. Physically, the manual is printed on standard paper stock with a heavier cardstock cover. The manual exhibits significant signs of age and use, characterized by yellowing/toning of the paper, surface staining, and edge wear. There is noticeable damage to the bottom-left spine corner where the binding is frayed and the paper is torn. Notable creases and rounded corners are visible on the right side. The overall aesthetic is consistent with early 1990s vocational training materials. Its value as a collectible lies in its niche technical subject matter and its status as a complete lesson module from a specialized trade school program of that era.
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Estimated Value
$25.00-$45.00
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Category
Vintage Educational & Technical Manuals
Appraised On
April 7, 2026
Estimated Value
$25.00-$45.00
Item Description
This is a vintage instructional manual entitled 'The Professional Locksmith Program,' specifically identifying as 'Lesson Group 1' from 'The School of Locksmithing.' The manual features a black-and-white cover design with a central photograph of a man working on a key-cutting machine or similar locksmithing apparatus. The publication is spiral-bound with a black plastic comb binding, which suggests it was designed to lay flat for use in a workshop environment. The cover indicates a copyright date of 1993 by Professional Career Development, Inc. Physically, the manual is printed on standard paper stock with a heavier cardstock cover. The manual exhibits significant signs of age and use, characterized by yellowing/toning of the paper, surface staining, and edge wear. There is noticeable damage to the bottom-left spine corner where the binding is frayed and the paper is torn. Notable creases and rounded corners are visible on the right side. The overall aesthetic is consistent with early 1990s vocational training materials. Its value as a collectible lies in its niche technical subject matter and its status as a complete lesson module from a specialized trade school program of that era.
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