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Topics
What we have gathered on safes and security at home.
Safes and certified protection 2
Which safe protects what, and how you can tell
Installation 1
A safe works once it is actually fixed in place
Insurance and law 2
What gets paid, and what is allowed
How burglars work 1
How burglars actually work
Security for collectors 101
Which protection fits which collection
- Securing action figures in the original packaging: the card is the price.md
- Securing fishing and hunting gear: the rod is long, the reel is small.md
- Securing animation cels: film that sticks and paint that migrates.md
- Securing ancient coins: patina is the value, cleaning is the damage.md
- Securing antiques: export is its own question, the cellar its own damage.md
- Securing archaeological objects: without provenance, the purchase is the problem.md
- Securing wristwatches: the collection in the cabinet, the everyday piece off the wrist.md
- Securing autographs and letters: the ink is the price, the light takes it away.md
- Securing aviation pieces: the badge is small, the propeller is a room.md
- Securing banknotes: paper, light and the temptation to see them as money.md
- Securing Barbie and dolls: the dress fades, the box presses.md
- Securing amber: it dries, it burns, it is light.md
- Securing edged weapons: the sabre is often not a gun-cabinet case, and sometimes a legal case.md
- Securing sealed board games: the shrink wrap is the condition.md
- Securing stamps: gum, light, and an album that slips under the arm too fast.md
- Securing books and first editions: the dust jacket is a piece of its own.md
- Securing champagne: pressure in the bottle, stillness on the shelf.md
- Securing cipher machines: the device, the rotors, the legal gray area.md
- Securing cognac and spirits: the old bottle stands in the dark.md
- Securing original comic drawings: a sheet that exists only once.md
- Securing comics: the spine breaks before the burglar arrives.md
- Securing couture and historic textiles: moth, light and the fold that breaks.md
- Securing designer lamps: cable, shade, and the one lamp everyone knows.md
- Securing design furniture: the piece is the room, the label is the proof.md
- Securing ivory and CITES: the paper decides, not the age you see on it.md
- Securing Fabergé and enamel boxes: the surface cracks, the name attracts.md
- Securing coloured diamonds: the price sits in the colour, the papers prove it.md
- Securing lighters: petrol out, do not stack a fire source in the certified safe.md
- Securing film stock: nitrate does not belong in the home next to the heater.md
- Securing film posters: folded is one condition, ironing it flat later is another.md
- Securing film props: the origin is the price, the object is often a stand-in.md
- Securing pinball, jukebox and arcade: heavy, loud, and the back panel open.md
- Securing fossils: the piece breaks, the find spot is a legal question.md
- Securing photographs: print, negative and file are three pieces.md
- Securing fountain pens: ink dries in, nib and body stay separable.md
- Securing garden bronzes: the scrap price has already eaten a Moore figure.md
- Securing violins and bows: the bow is often the more expensive piece.md
- Securing paintings: light and climate first, the certified safe is usually too small.md
- Securing guitars: neck, humidity, and the stand in the walkway.md
- Securing gold coins: the home raid that became a ransom.md
- Securing graphics and prints: edition, number, and the sheet that creases.md
- Securing handbags: leather dries out, everyone knows the model.md
- Securing historic securities: the paper is dead, the collector price lives.md
- Securing insect cases and herbaria: feeding damage, light, and protected species.md
- Securing jade: impact, oil, and the origin you do not guess.md
- Securing a camera collection: rangefinder, bellows and the lens cap that is missing.md
- Securing classic motorcycles: lighter than the car, the same key.md
- Securing pianos and grands: climate, lock, and the lid that stays open.md
- Securing costumes: fabric, light, and the question of who wore it.md
- Securing maps and globes: the sheet flat, the sphere clear of knocks.md
- Securing a LEGO collection: the sealed box is a different piece from the build.md
- Securing licensed figures: the card, the figure, the variant.md
- Securing loose gemstones: small, unmounted, no second chance.md
- Securing manuscripts: a sheet that nobody can reprint.md
- Securing meteorites: rust, the cut face, and the certificate.md
- Securing minerals: dust, shock, and the specimen that crumbles.md
- Securing the model railway: the layout stays, the package with the rare wagons goes.md
- Securing music manuscripts: ink, light, and a sheet that exists only once.md
- Securing netsuke: ivory and wood are not the same law.md
- Securing a lens collection: glass, fungus and the number on the ring.md
- Securing classic cars: the parking spot is the safe, the key a second piece.md
- Securing orders and medals: ribbon, pin, and the question of who the piece belonged to.md
- Securing perfume flacons: the contents eat the stopper, the glass shatters.md
- Securing furs: moths, cold, and the species-protection paper.md
- Securing pearls: dry, they go blind, damp, they go soft.md
- Securing petroliana and enamel signs: the enamel chips, the nail rusts.md
- Securing PEZ and fast-food toys: the dispenser, the slip, the bag.md
- Securing Pokémon cards: the shop case is documented, the living room stays the same physics.md
- Securing porcelain and ceramics: the knock is the damage, the display cabinet is the stage.md
- Securing postcards: the view, the writing, and the box that turns acidic.md
- Securing armor: weight, rust, and the question of whether the piece is complete.md
- Securing collector bicycles: light, expensive, and the basement is already full of everyday bikes.md
- Securing collector glass: Lalique and the fine piece that chips at the rim.md
- Securing records: heat warps the disc, the sleeve is half.md
- Securing shellac and cylinders: it breaks as soon as it is knocked.md
- Securing ship models: the rigging gathers dust, the mast breaks.md
- Securing a jewelry collection: the most frequent item in EinbruchsRadar.md
- Securing snuffboxes: lid, hinge, and the patina inside.md
- Securing typewriters and early computers: dust, battery, and the rare machine.md
- Securing a firearms collection: the cabinet is required, the papers are the price.md
- Securing seed plates: the metal is the key, the photo of it is the leak.md
- Security for collectors: which protection fits which collection.md
- Securing silver and flatware: sulfur tarnishes, the drawer is too light.md
- Securing silver coins: the ton-weight starts small and becomes a crate.md
- Securing sculptures in the house: plinth, impact, and the piece nobody packs.md
- Securing a sneaker collection: the box, the sole, and the pair you do not wear.md
- Securing toy cars: the original box creases, the paint chips.md
- Securing sports cards: the capsule is small, the photo on the net is the map to it.md
- Securing longcase clocks: the case stays, the movement and the weights go.md
- Securing Steiff and plush: moths, the button, and the button that is missing.md
- Securing stickers and Non-Sport cards: paper that sticks and fades.md
- Securing pocket watches: keep case, chain and rate certificate apart.md
- Securing taxidermy: moths, dust, and protected animals.md
- Securing rugs: moth, light and the roll that creases.md
- Securing surprise-egg figures: insert, colour and the closed capsule.md
- Securing video games and consoles: the box, the battery, the console.md
- Securing a wine collection: temperature, position and the cellar that is not your living room.md
- Securing a whisky collection: fill level, light and the bottle that stands.md
- Securing scientific instruments: scale, lens, and the brass you do not polish.md
- Securing drawings and watercolors: paper that does not forgive light.md
- Securing cigars: hold the humidity without turning the cabinet into a mold box.md
Cases from the EinbruchsRadar 0
Documented burglaries, and what to take from them
Still being built.
The questions before you buy
Sorted by the ten phases a buying decision actually goes through.
1. Anlass 2
Etwas ist passiert, und plötzlich denke ich darüber nach.
2. Legitimation 1
Brauche ich das wirklich, oder bin ich übertrieben?
3. Alternativenprüfung 3
Versteck, Bank, gar nichts: was ist die echte Alternative?
4. Wirksamkeitszweifel 3
Wenn jemand wirklich will, kommt er doch sowieso ran.
5. Qualitätsunterscheidung 2
Von außen sehen alle gleich aus.
6. Fremdbestimmung 1
Versicherung, Gesetz, Behörde, Vermieter.
7. Spezifikation 1
Größe, Schloss, Feuerschutz, Klasse.
10. Nach dem Kauf 1
Code vergessen, Batterie leer, Umzug, Todesfall.
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By construction 4
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Safe and insurance
Which policy covers what, which sum a grade requires, and where a claim fails.
Home security
Alarm, camera, fog, hardware and a guard service: what they do, what they cost, and who builds them.
EinbruchsRadar
The burglary picture in Germany, from public police reports.
Cases from the EinbruchsRadar 0
Documented burglaries, and what to take from them
Still being built.
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