What are these Keys??? from Volgograd Digging

[Kilroy Was Here]

Hi, here are some keys found by my friend in Volgograd he sent me as a present. I do not know exact location, or locations if more than one, that these keys were found.

What are these for? Are they German or Russian? Maybe a quartermasters keys? Vehicle keys?

Any ideas??

Regards, Steve

[stuka f]

I see ordinary lock keys as used for late 19 th century front and ordinary house doors. Some 19 th cent.cupboard keys , one key that could be used for an engine and one safe key.

[Kilroy Was Here]

I see ordinary lock keys as used for late 19 th century front and ordinary house doors. Some 19 th cent.cupboard keys , one key that could be used for an engine and one safe key.

Hi Stuka, OK, thanks for looking. I thought maybe the keys to the whole German or Red Army!!

None of these keys are WW2 military related?

Regards, Steve

[stuka f]

Hi ..

None of these keys are WW2 military related?

Regards, Steve

They could be in a way ... but they stay ;....??"key's"....??
cheers
Kris

[Kilroy Was Here]

They could be in a way ... but they stay ;....??"key's"....??
cheers
Kris

Hi Kris, Thanks, but I do not understand what you have said?? They could be in a way ... but they stay ;....??"key's"....??

Steve

[stuka f]

I mean they will never be classified as "militaria" even if they where made to open the door of a closet at the Führerbunker....

[Kilroy Was Here]

I mean they will never be classified as "militaria" even if they where made to open the door of a closet at the Führerbunker....

OK Kris, I see your point now. I will try to find out where there were found that might give an idea who might have used them.

Which one is the engine and safe key?

Regards, Steve

[stuka f]

the flat one's on the second an 3th groupe are engine key's to me.
The flat one on the 4 th groupe is a padlock key.
And the last (biggest key) on the last groupe is a safe key.