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argent & Greenleaf prides itself on a tradition of quality and innovation which stretches back to 1857. It was then

that James Sargent, a bright and inventive young sales agent for Yale & Greenleaf Lock Manufacturers, made the

decision to build a lock that would offer security far surpassing that of any device available of the time. The result

of his resolve and genius was Sargent’s Magnetic Bank Lock, the first successful key changeable combination lock. The lock gained

almost immediate acceptance from safe manufacturers and the United States Treasury Department, bringing financial stability and

paving the way for James Sargent to continue bringing new ideas and products to the security industry.

In 1865, one of Mr. Sargent’s former employers, Halbert Greenleaf, became his equal partner in the firm of Sargent &

Greenleaf. A manufacturing facility was built in Rochester, New York, and the company remained in that city until 1975. James Sargent

was never one to rest on the success of past achievements. In 1868, he invented Sargent’s Automatic Lock, bringing refinements to the

original Sargent’s Magnetic Bank Lock.

Then, in 1873, using parts from locks and a pair of eight-day kitchen clocks, Mr. Sargent created the first time lock to be

installed on a bank vault door. He personally connected the time lock to the vault door of the First National Bank in Morrison, Illinois,

on May 26, 1874. This lock continued to secure the vault for nearly forty years until the bank was remodeled and a larger vault was built.

In 1880, Mr. Sargent connected one of his combination locks to a delay timer, creating the first Time Combination Lock, a

lock that would remain locked for a predetermined amount of time after the combination was dialed. This was the forerunner of today’s

Sargent & Greenleaf Timebination.

These inventions are just a sampling of the numerous advancements and innovations in security hardware that can be

attributed directly to James Sargent. His tireless efforts and clear vision of what comprises good security were responsible for the

success of his young company. These same qualities continue to drive Sargent & Greenleaf today.

Times have changed since the early days in Rochester, New York. Sargent & Greenleaf now occupies 100,000 square feet

of manufacturing space and 22,000 square feet of offices in Nicholasville, Kentucky. The company also serves European and other

international customers from a facility in Switzerland. Safe manufacturers, independent safe technicians, and locksmiths throughout the

United States and the world rely on the quality and value of S&G products.

Today’s Sargent & Greenleaf offers a full line of mechanical and electronic locks for safes, vaults, and safe deposit boxes,

as well as other specialty security devices. S&G makes locks that secure safes designed to store sensitive information. In addition,

doors that secure special areas where classified information is developed and stored are protected by Sargent & Greenleaf combination-

locked deadbolts. Special designs even combine a high degree of security for these rooms while providing easy, one motion exit for the

room’s occupants in case of a life threatening emergency.

From combination locks in commercial and government service—from time locks to safe deposit locks—from high security

exit devices to special purpose padlocks—Sargent & Greenleaf remains committed to the ideals of its founder, James Sargent. That is

to provide security, quality, and value by leading the security industry with innovative products and a thorough understanding of the

security needs of our customers.

A Brief History of S&G

The Sargent & Greenleaf Story—Over a Century of Security

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