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| DM1058 |
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These are simple steel mortise locks from around 1930-1940 and they still work great. One lock has the original burnished brass finish on the faceplate. The other had some minor pitting from rust so I felt it was better to paint it. After wire brushing, a Rust-oleum primer was applied and followed... |
| DM1057 |
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These latches are from the early 1900’s and still look and work great! The strike return is strong and I’ve painted the fronts an antique bronze to go with old brass and bronze trim pieces. You can purchase a strike plate at any hardware store to go with these. Great for interior doors that don’t... |
| DM1056 |
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This c. 1880 antique mortise lock was made by Branford Lock Works in their well known “Oriental” pattern. Ornate aesthetic detailing on the cast iron faceplate remains crisp and clear. There is very little wear to the original bronze plating and the original black background is intact. The... |
| DM1055 |
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Although unmarked with their logo, these locks were made by Corbin in the early 1900’s. Each lock has been taken apart, cleaned and operates perfectly. The face plate is heavy brass as are the strike and deadbolt. Brass has patina and some of these locks may have slight scratches. The heavy cast... |
| DM1054 |
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This is Sargent’s Easy Spring mortise lock that was patented June 23, 1881 and Jan. 26, 1886. The thick brass faceplate has been polished to a high slick gloss. Even the strike and deadbolt have been polished. My photo doesn’t do it justice! Before polishing, the lock has been taken apart,... |
| DM1053 |
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These mortise locks were made by Sargent & Co and the thick brass faceplates have been polished to a high slick gloss. Even the strike and deadbolt have been polished. My photo does not do them justice! Before polishing, the lock has been taken apart, cleaned and operates perfectly. Even the... |
| DM1052 |
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This mortise lock, made by Sargent & Company, has been taken apart, cleaned and operates perfectly. The steel face plate has worn brass plating that could be painted if you choose to do so or left “as is” for a more antique look. The casing is heavy cast iron. You may order a skeleton key (or... |
| DM1051 |
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This is a quality mortise lock with a thick brass face plate, strike, deadbolt and doorknob cam. The casing is heavy cast iron. As you can see in the photo there are some dings on the faceplate which attest to its age. The lock has been taken apart, cleaned and operates perfectly. A working... |
| DM1050 |
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This cast iron and steel mortise lock features the copper “tiger stripe” that was popular around the turn of the century (1800/1900) when it was manufactured. Happily, there is almost no wear to the japanned black and copper finish! The lock has been taken apart, cleaned and operates perfectly.... |
| DM1047 |
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This is a great antique mortise lock that comes complete with a key for both inside and outside the house! It is in excellent restored condition and operates perfectly. This lock has been taken apart, cleaned and each interior part was individually oiled. While it was apart I gave the cast iron... |
| DM1045 |
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Looking for a little deadbolt for a separate lock on your door? This is it! The little thumb turns that are frequently used as part of a full mortise lock will work beautifully with this lock. Perfect for a bathroom, bedroom or even a large cabinet. Faceplate is brass and lock casing is cast... |
| DM1041 |
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Manufactured in 1905, this Sargent lock features the antiqued copper “tiger stripe” that was popular around that time. The mortise lock has been taken apart, cleaned and operates perfectly. Before reassembling it a lacquer clear coat was applied to the face plate. Lock face plate is plated cast... |
| DM1039 |
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It’s hard to find a small mortise lock with a 3/8” spindle opening. They are usually the large entry locks. Any 3/8” spindle will work with this lock and both knobs would rotate at the same time. This lock has been taken apart, cleaned and operates perfectly. The copper (or bronze?) face is an... |
| DM1037 |
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This antique mortise lock has loads of geometric detail with an Eastlake flair! Made by P & F Corbin it is shown in their 1895 catalog with both the Ceylon and Canton design door hardware but is found with other designs as well so don't limit yourself to just those designs. With so much... |
| DM1036 |
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This antique mortise lock has loads of geometric detail with an Eastlake flair! Made by P & F Corbin it is shown in their 1895 catalog with both the Ceylon and Canton design door hardware. But don’t limit yourself to just those designs! With so much detail it goes well with many other doorknobs... |
| DM1034 |
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These ornate mortise locks are shown in the Chicago Hardware Company catalog of 1895 and the design is referenced as simply “423”. Notice how the screw head would form the center of a flower at both the top and bottom! The locking function was patented by Milton & Sidney Niles in 1878 and 1880... |
| DM1033 |
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These mortise locks are heavy duty and high end quality. Made by Norwalk Lock Co. around the turn of the century they are what is called “new old stock”, meaning that they have never been installed. With the larger than average distance between the doorknob hub and the keyhole these are... |
| DM1032 |
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Just look at that cute butterfly sitting on the front of this mortise lock! Screws form the center of flowers on the top and bottom. Twining vines are held in place by geometric details. You will want to show everyone who comes to your home! Made by Russell & Erwin and shown in their 1887... |
| DM1028 |
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This small door latch has everything you would want! Fancy swirling Victorian detail and a breeze to install! Made by Mallory Wheeler and shown in their 1884 hardware catalog it remains in excellent condition. The original bronze tone finish is completely gone and it is now a silver hue. The... |
| DM1027 |
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What a gorgeous piece of artistic hardware this is and very hard to find! Made by Sargent & Company it is shown in their 1880 hardware catalog but may have been manufactured earlier. It features a plain anti-friction strike plate that was found with it. The plate and strike are made of heavy... |
