Locksmith Book Recommendations

Lockpicking Books

• Thief of Virtue?: Mentioned, but not recommended.
• Complete Book of Locks and Locksmithing: Recommended by multiple users.
  • Pros: Comprehensive guide for general locksmithing.
  • Cons: Some users found it not good.
• High Security Mechanical Locks: an Encyclopedic Reference by Graham Pulford: Recommended for high-sec locks.
  • Pros: 600+ page textbook.
  • Cons: Pricey.

Other Locksmith Books

• Practical Lock Picking: A Physical Penetration Tester's Training Guide by Deviant Ollam: Well written according to a user.
• Locks, Safes, and Security by Mark Tobias: Described as the best book with nothing else coming close, highly recommended.
• The Complete Book of Locks and Locksmithing by Bill Phillips: Favorably impressed user, seems comprehensive to layperson.
• www.keypicking.com: Mentioned for online resources.

Locksmith Book Critiques

• Mixed reviews on Thief of Virtue?
• One user finds Thief of Virtue? manipulative and untalented.
• Some comments express disappointment with reviews on Amazon.
• User wishes more reviews were serious.
• Discussion on the quality of Thief of Virtue? but no concrete verdict mentioned by users.

Selling Locksmith Equipment

• Suggested to call locksmith shops or local associations to sell locksmithing books or tools.
• Recommendations to sell on platforms like Kijiji.
• Advice on selling valuable lock tools in lots for better value.
• Local associations can help with selling locksmithing items.
• Practical tips on selling locksmithing tools provided.

Post-Apocalyptic Bunkers

• Discussion on billionaire bunkers in case of societal collapse.
• Critique on billionaires' delusions regarding private security during an apocalypse.
• Cynical views on billionaires' lack of survival skills.
• Humorous comments on tracking down and obstructing billionaire bunkers.

Speculative Game Titles

• Playful comments on unique game titles like Exorcism for Girls! and A True and Complete Accounting of the Asclepian Mysteries of the Roots of the House.
• Speculation about potential game titles like Medusa's Lament and familiar ones like Travelling at Night.
• Playing with imaginative game titles throughout the comments.

Miscellaneous

• Directory mentioned for locksmithing materials.
• Excitement expressed over finding old locksmithing books.
• User shares a fortunate discovery of a locksmithing book.
• Positive comments on discovering gems in a bookstore.