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Old 19th December 2010, 01:48 PM   #32
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Originally Posted by celtan
...What is a Molina's lock? A glorified Galician Patilla?

... No, really. What's the difference? ]
Molinhas (read Moliņas) ... not Molina . It means (little) springs = muelitas.
Nothing to do with the Patilha system.
Some Portuguese development, operating with a hammer 'rest' on the outside and a special spring in the inside.
Here are and early one from the XVII century and one from the XVIII century, made by the great Master Verissimo de Meira.

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