Fire safes are light compaired to jewelry safes. Jewelry safes are for protecting contents from brute force attacks and tend to be soild or near solid steel (usually manganese steel, good safes anyway). Since steel transfers heat quite well, fire safes cant be solid steel. They tend to be sandwiched with steel on the outside/inside and fireproofed with products like gypsum in the middle, thus many, many times lighter than an all steel safe.
I just brought home a 24x24x36 fire safe with 6 inch thick sidewalls and door. Its not a light safe and I didnt weigh it but from what I found online it runs about 600 pounds or so. A safe form the 50s may be alot thinner walled and only run about 700-800. If you got full 6 inch sidewalls, it might go as heavy as 900-1000.
If you got the name and maybe a model number you might have luck with google.
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