Abstract: What is disclosed is a secure storage device for automobile key fobs that effectively disables the ability of the key fob to communicate remotely with the automobile. The device is a hollow metal container forming an enclosure into which the key fob will be placed for storage. The container has a removable lid with a lock mechanism that secures the lid to the top of the enclosure.

Abstract: What is disclosed is a lock assembly for use with locking stainless steel or steel cables, shackle bars and/or chains. The locking mechanism is a rotating cam that can secure the cable, shackle bar or chain into the lock assembly and release the same by again rotating the cam.

Abstract: A latch for securing the door of an animal cage or cell which comprises a cylindrical metal barrel having an open end internally screw threaded, and an opposite end internally constricted for holding the terminal of a cable which is interposed in slideable relation into the constriction. The cable is constructed to bind the cage door frame to the door post. The other end of the cable terminates in a loop which fits into a biased slot near the end of the metal barrel. A key interposed from the open end engages a screw threaded arbor stud, rotating it to move along the inner axis of the barrel. The screw threaded arbor stud has an axial projection at its inner end which penetrates the loop and holds it in place in fully locked position. When the key is removed from the barrel, the screw member is inaccessible and cannot be loosened, until the key is reapplied by an attendant or keeper to re-engage the arbor stud, releasing the loop of the cable.