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| DSP1002 |
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These new screws are #10 - 24 x 7/16" slotted oval head machine screws with a small head (.25" or 1/4" diameter). Being custom made, they fit antique knobs with countersunk screw holes correctly, and do not stick out of the knob shank like the hardware store variety. You will need to... click picture for more info |
| DSP1003 |
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Although antique doorknob spindles allow for a wide variation in door thickness, sometimes a little bit more help is needed. These spacers go between the doorknob and the door plate to make the doorknobs fit more snugly. These will fit all but the tiniest antique doorknob collar. Price per spacer |
| DSP1007 |
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Some people like to have a skeleton key for their mortise locks and some don’t use the deadbolt function. With this in mind I have listed several mortise locks without a skeleton key and have noted with that particular lock that you can purchase one with this Item Number. If you want more than... click picture for more info |
| DSP1010 |
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These spindles have been cleaned and all the screw holes have been tapped so that the new set screws sold here insert easily. If you are using your own old screws you might want to request that the holes not be tapped in the Comments section at checkout. The spindles come in various lengths but... click picture for more info |
| 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... click picture for more info |
| 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, you’ll smile each time you open the door!... click picture for more info |
| 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... click picture for more info |
| DSP1061 |
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This is a new strike plate that fits the larger mortise locks. Made of heavy steel it has a satin black factory finish. Reversible for right or left hand doors. Slotted screws are included. 1-1/16” x 4-1/4” excluding tongue Hole for strike is 5/8" x 1" and hole for deadbolt is 5/8"... click picture for more info |
| DSP1078 |
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These ornate strike plates were made by P & F Corbin around the turn of the century for their Ceylon design hardware. Don’t restrict them to just Ceylon hardware though! This design will go with a multitude of mortise locks. The design is on one side only and they are reversible for right or... click picture for more info |
| DSP1087 |
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This thick bronze face plate is from a late 1800’s entry mortise lock made by Kean & Doty. Use as intended if yours is lost/broken or I have also seen them used for an ornate strike plate for the matching lock (you would have a little extra hole on top of the strike opening though). The plate... click picture for more info |
| DSP1092 |
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This is a new strike plate that is indispensable for replacing those that are frequently left behind during salvage operations. Made of heavy steel it has a satin black factory finish that is easily repainted if you choose to do so. Slotted screws are included. Reversible for right or left hand... click picture for more info |
| DSP1093 |
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These strike plates are made of solid brass with a medium patina. They have been cut some time in the past but that only makes them easier to install. Historically when old doors shifted it was far easier to just cut the strike plate than to re-work the door so we find this a lot. Reversible for... click picture for more info |
| DSP1099 |
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Norwalk produced some very Egyptian influenced hardware during the late 1800’s and this strike plate is no exception. Made of thick cast bronze the incising is still crisp and clear on both sides even after all these years. The strike/deadbolt holes have been cut sometime in the past as was... click picture for more info |
| DSP1102 |
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This ornate steel face plate is from a late 1800’s mortise lock made by Reading Hardware in their Windsor design. Other than being off the mortise lock it is in excellent condition and still has much of the thin bronze plating on the high areas. Use as intended if yours is lost/broken or I have... click picture for more info |
| DSP1103 |
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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... click picture for more info |
| DSP1105 |
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This is an iron split (or swivel) 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... click picture for more info |
| DSP1106 |
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This is the only manufacturer I know of that created a lock and strike plate with a rounded top and bottom. Lots easier to create the mortise for installation and Russell & Erwin patented the design May 1, 1900 as inscribed on the strike plate. Although this strike plate is perfect for the... click picture for more info |
| DSP1107 |
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These strike plates are made of solid brass with patina and even include the original brass screws! The center cross piece has been cut out at some time which is frequently seen with these old strike plates. Houses shift over the years and when a door went off kilter it was easier to modify the... click picture for more info |
| DSP1108 |
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This is a very thick heavy duty strike plate as you can tell from the photos. It is made of solid nickel and for a right hand door only. It is in great condition with a slight curve at the edge of the tongue for the strike to go easily by. Some little bits of paint inside the recesses that would... click picture for more info |
| DSP1109 |
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This is a nice thick entry door strike plate with a lovely patina. It is made of solid copper and for a right hand door only. Excellent condition with no heavy scratching. Nice and straight. 1-1/4” wide x 5-7/16” high excluding tongue Tongue is 1-7/16” high x 3/4" wide Strike opening 11/16”... click picture for more info |
