1784年,伦敦一家商店的橱窗里摆着英国机械师焦泽尔·布拉马发明的一把锁,旁边挂着一则广告:谁能打开这把锁,奖金200英镑。在长达70年之后,总算有人领了这份奖金。1851年,美国人托布逊反复摆弄这把复杂奥妙的锁达16天之久,终于打开了它。史藉没有载明,谁是第一把锁的发明者,及其具有什么样的结构,大概是——绳扣吧!主人们为了胜过别人,想出各种“机关”,绳结越复杂越深奥越好。古希腊神话说,弗利吉亚国王高尔 In 1784, a lock from a British mechanic, Giorgio Brama, was displayed in the window of a London shop. Next to it was an advertisement: Who opened the lock and won £ 200. After as long as 70 years, finally someone received the bonus. In 1851, the American Torbson repeated playing with this complicated and mysterious lock for 16 days and finally opened it. History does not specify, who is the inventor of the first lock, and what kind of structure it has, probably is - rope buckle it! The master in order to overcome others, came up with a variety of “organs” Complicated the deeper the better. Ancient Greek mythology says King Gore of Flighia