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| DSP1061 |
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This is a new strike plate that fits the large Norwalk mortise locks - DM1034. Made of heavy steel it has a flat black factory finish. Slotted screws are included. 1-1/16 x 4-1/4 excluding tongue |
| DSP1060 |
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Although simple in detail and function this strike plate will fit almost any large entry mortise lock. It appears to have been cut (well done) at some point which allows a wide distance between the strike and the deadbolt. 1-1/4 x 5-3/4 excluding tongue See photo for additional dimensions |
| DSP1059 |
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This is an iron split spindle that allows the doorknobs on either side of a door to turn independently. Although most frequently used for entry door mortise locks it can also be used for standard mortise locks without a split cam. These spindles are made for doorknobs with an interior tab that... |
| DSP1058 |
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These ornate bronze strike plates were made by P. F. Corbin to accompany their Ceylon pattern mortise locks. The construction is unique where the design is on only one side but can accommodate any hand door because either end can be installed up. This plate has been very slightly polished to bring... |
| DSP1057 |
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Used to throw a deadbolt on mortise locks, these thumb turns were typically used on the inside of doors to bathrooms for privacy. Constructed of solid nickel, it remains in good working condition. Back plate is 1-1/2 x 1 oval The pin is 3/16 square and extends 1" into the door |
| DSP1056 |
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Used to throw a deadbolt on mortise locks, these thumb turns were typically used on the inside of doors to bathrooms for privacy or on entry doors. Constructed of solid brass, they do not appear to have ever been used. Back plate is 1-3/4 x 1-1/8 oval The pin is 5/32 square and extends 1-1/4... |
| DSP1055 |
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These turn knobs are used with the little tube bolts that have a gear type mechanism. This one has a solid brass knob and the back plate is brass plated steel with a bit of rust. Back plate is 1-3/4 x 3/4 oval The pin extends 1 into the door. |
| DSP1054 |
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These turn knobs are used with the little tube bolts that have a gear type mechanism. It is made of solid brass with patina. Back plate is 1-3/4 x 7/8 oval The pin extends 1-1/4 into the door. |
| DSP1053 |
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This is a beautiful cast bronze removable thumb turn with flowers and an Egyptian styling from around the turn of the century. These little night keys are frequently lost and are hard to find with both the key and the back plate. The pieces have been polished to bring out the raised detail and... |
| DSP1052 |
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This thick cast bronze strike plate has a lovely swirling design and bears the patent date of June 24, 1873 on the back. The pattern is also shown in the Mallory, Wheeler hardware catalog of 1884. These ornate small T strike plates for interior doors are very hard to find. Even includes the... |
| DSP1051 |
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Isnt this the sweetest little thumb turn ever!?! The eight sided glass knob is in great shape with no chips and only a bit of minor scratching to the face. There are a few little bubbles inside the glass that is typical of glass knobs from the 1920 1930s era. The setting and back plate is... |
| DSP1046 |
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Made by Sargent & Co. in the late 1800s this removable thumb turn has lots of fancy Eastlake detailing in strong cast iron. These little night keys are frequently lost and are hard to find with both the key and the back plate. Back plate is 7/8 x 1-5/8 Rod is 5/32 square |
| DSP1045 |
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These large steel strike plates will fit most entry mortise locks. They do show wear and a couple have had the holes enlarged but they are still very serviceable. 1 wide (excluding tongue) See photo for other dimensions. Sold individually. Price is for one strike plate. |
| DSP1044 |
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This is an iron split spindle that allows the doorknobs on either side of a door to turn independently. It is used for mortise locks that have push buttons or tabs on the face of the lock. When locked the knob on the inside will retract the strike but the knob on the exterior will not. The... |
| DSP1040 |
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If there is a thumb turn on the inside of a door to lock the door for privacy, how can you get in if there is some emergency? At the time you install the mortise lock (or later if you choose) drill a 1/4 hole from the outside of the door that aligns with the thumb turn hole. Tuck this little... |
| DSP1036 |
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These spindles are made of three separate triangular pieces that fit together to form a square. I have a wire holding the pieces together for the photo. One doorknob would be pinned to the spindle and the pin is held in place by the collar of the rosette. The other doorknob has a set screw that... |
| DSP1035 |
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This is an iron split spindle that allows the doorknobs on either side of a door to turn independently. Although most frequently used for entry door mortise locks it can also be used for standard mortise locks without a split cam. These spindles are made for doorknobs with an interior tab that... |
| DSP1028 |
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In days long ago the knob inside a closet was a simple shaped grip rather than a full size doorknob. The small grip allows the door to open from the inside. In the early 1900s these were often used with glass doorknobs but will work for any doorknob that uses a threaded spindle. The brass... |
| DSP1026 |
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In days long ago the knob inside a closet was a simple shaped grip rather than a full size doorknob but there is nothing simple about this one! Whether you want to impress your guests as you open the coat closet or as a private joy for a bedroom closet, youll smile each time you open the door!... |
| DSP1015 |
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This is a lovely brass or bronze thumb turn that could have been manufactured anywhere from 1910 1940. It has a simple shapely backplate and a large knob that is knurled on the edge. This piece can be used to throw the deadbolt on smaller mortise locks or is also appropriate with the large... |
