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| EMS1020 |
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At the point of salvage this antique letter slot was so covered with old paint that the design was barely visible. All of the paint and rust have... |
| EMS1019 |
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A simple cast brass mail slot probably from about 1910 or earlier. The clean lines with just a touch of ribbed detailing behind the word LETTERS... |
| EMS1018 |
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The sweeping lines of this beautiful mail slot will create a simple bronze sculpture for your front door! I estimate it to be from about 1910 but... |
| EMS1017 |
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These heavy cast brass mail slots will go with most architectural styles where an uncluttered look is desired. Made of heavy cast brass they are both... |
| EMS1015 |
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This antique mail slot is from the late 1800s and sports all the artistic metal work so popular during that time. The flap opens outward and has a... |
| EMS1014 |
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This cast bronze mail or letter plate by P & F Corbin started life around 1895 with a swinging door like the other mail slots shown here. The... |
| EMS1013 |
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What a delightful mix of flowers, leaves and geometrics! Also note the picketing on the inside edge of the opening! This is what artistic hardware... |
| EMS1012 |
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This antique cast iron letter slot made by Sargent & Co. in 1884 just shouts VICTORIAN! A dainty shape coupled with sweeping flourishes and... |
| EMS1010 |
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This letter slot has not been cleaned and is in “as found” condition with old paint. Cleaned it would look like Item EMS1005 or you may wish to leave... |
| EMS1009 |
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This turn of the century antique Victorian mail slot is just covered with fine Eastlake style detailing. The flap opens outward and has a flange that... |
| EMS1008 |
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This steel mail slot gives a rustic rural look due to its simplicity. It goes well with Craftsman, Victorian, Farm and Mission architecture. In good... |
| EMS1006 |
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This antique mail slot, with its lovely Chinese Chippendale decorations, was manufactured by Sargent & Co. around 1884. The casting is a bit... |
| EMS1005 |
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This pattern was named “Windsor” by Reading Hardware c. 1885. There is no bronze wash remaining and it has a dark iron patina. The spring on the back... |
| EMS1002 |
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A simple and elegant brass or bronze mail slot probably from about 1910 or earlier. The original, hard to find, interior plate is also included. This... |
| EMS1001 |
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This turn of the centuryVictorian mail slot, with its graceful swirls and vines, was most likely manufactured by P & F Corbin. There is very... |