Vintage gray Mosler GSA-approved Safe

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Vintage gray Mosler GSA-approved Safe/security container Identification Features • Manufacturer: Mosler was the world's largest manufacturer of GSA-approved containers before going bankrupt in 2001. • GSA Label: Approved containers are identified by a specific GSA label on the front. o Black Label: Silver with black lettering (as seen in the image) indicates the container was manufactured between 1962 and March 1991. These are often referred to as "black label" containers and are currently being phased out of official federal service. • Lock Type: It features a mechanical spin-dial combination lock and a pull handle. Common Models Given the upright, single-door configuration and Mosler branding, this unit is likely one of the following: • Class 5 General Purpose/Equipment Cabinet: Typically used for storing weapons, funds, or COMSEC equipment. Exterior dimensions for these are often approximately 53.5” H x 22.25” W x 40.25” D • Class 6 Security Container: Often used for classified documents. • Map and Plan Container: Similar single-door upright design, used for oversized classified materials like blueprints