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| WL1034 |
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If you have a window lock that was patented Jan. 4 and June 13, 1876 and are missing the catch, here you go! The patent dates are marked on the backs. One catch is more polished with designs and the other is a plain dark iron with warm patina. Sold individually. Please specify Dark Iron or... click picture for more info |
| WL1058 |
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These latches have not been cleaned and are in “as found” condition with a dark patina. The catches (with a hint of copper tiger striping) were not found with them but they look great together. A transom is a single pane hinged window frequently found over old doors to allow air circulation. The... click picture for more info |
| WL1015 |
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The same amount of Eastlake style incising adorns this version of the eagle claw sash lock but this time the entire lock is cast iron. The feathers on the pivoting arm resemble an eagle claw. These locks have a clever dual action lock function. The catch is first aligned and then another turn... click picture for more info |
| WL1014 |
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Loads of Eastlake style incising adorns both the cast iron base and the brass handle on top of this fancy sash lock! The feathers on the pivoting arm resemble an eagle claw. These locks have a clever dual action lock function. The catch is first aligned and then another turn cinches it in place... click picture for more info |
| WL1028 |
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Isn’t it always the way that you are missing that one important part? If you have the locks as shown in the photo but need the catches – here you go! These latches have been cleaned but not polished. No bronze wash is left. Some light surface rust on the bottom where it can’t be seen. Above price... click picture for more info |
| WL1092 |
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I don’t normally sell reproductions but these little catches are frequently lost or broken. These did not come with the latch shown in the photo but were made to go with the Eagle Claw sash locks - WL1014 and WL1015 The catches come painted black. You can remove by soaking in paint remover if you... click picture for more info |
| WL1003 |
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With pride and flair CHAMPION is embossed right on the top of this sash lock! The lettering is very stylized and seems to mimic Persian or Arabic lettering. After removing many layers of paint (including the black background) I found that much of the original bronze wash remained. I replaced the... click picture for more info |
| WL1128 |
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With a definite Craftsman or Bungalow flair, these steel copper and black “tiger striped” locks will add security and charm to any window opening inward. From the early 1900’s they have been stored in their original box wrapped in paper. They are in mint condition and include mounting screws. Arm... click picture for more info |
| WL1067 |
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For the folks out there who may be missing this lock or have one that is broken. Lots of patina and you could polish if you wish. Spring is still very strong. Lock base is 3” x 1” |
| WL1044 |
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I only have locks without catches remaining. They could perhaps be used on an upstairs window or one that was painted shut where you need the “look” of a lock but don’t need the actual function. The above price is for one latch without the catch. Photos showing catch are for reference only. These... click picture for more info |
| WL1025 |
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The white porcelain knob and the shapely finial lend a touch of elegance to this heavy duty brass sash lock. The brass has a dark mottled patina but could be polished to a high sheen. Included in the purchase price are two locks and one catch. One lock is slightly bent (the porcelain knob sits a... click picture for more info |
| WL1124 |
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These little round locks are just darling! Adorned with flowers inside each recessed square and a little daisy on top of the grip. There is picketing around the base for beauty at every angle. Be sure to enlarge both photos to see all the tiny details. These were made in the late 1800’s and are... click picture for more info |
| WL1077 |
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For all the rust lovers out there! Although covered with rust and old light blue paint this 1800’s cast iron window latch still works perfectly. Lift the little handle to swivel it to a locked position. The catch is long gone but picture it with a bent rusty square nail to serve the same purpose! ... click picture for more info |
| WL1011 |
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This catch is definitely pitted but if you’re desperate for a catch in this style and pattern you won’t care. This catch fits the locks shown as Item Nos. WLS1009 and WSL1010. Catch: 2-1/4” x 5/8” |
| WL1036 |
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Made around the turn of the century, these window locks are simple in form and function. There are no catches for these locks. Made of cast copper, these have been cleaned only to remove old paint. One lock has had a portion of the base cut but is still useable. Sold as set of 2. Lock base is... click picture for more info |
| WL1101 |
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Although still very useable this antique sash lock has a few issues. The latch portion has only light surface rust but the springs are gone. It will still work to secure your window. The high catch has heavy pitting from rust and still has some of the old paint here and there. No rust through and... click picture for more info |
| WL1094 |
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These simple locks were used in the first half of the 20th century. Functions very nicely but the lock and catch do not match. The lock has more of a bronze tone while the catch is more of a brass color – both with patina. The bases are slightly different as well. Center to center screw holes on... click picture for more info |
| WL1065 |
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Breathtakingly beautiful solid bronze window sash lifts that you will never want to hide behind curtains! Manufactured by Sargent & Company in the 1870’s they are a joy to behold from any angle – even outside your window! Each lock is in excellent condition. They have been polished some time... click picture for more info |
| WL1125 |
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With pride and flair CHAMPION is embossed right on the top of this sash lock! The lettering is very stylized and seems to mimic Persian or Arabic lettering. They have been cleaned and oiled with a dark iron patina. They even include the original slotted screws! Although there are 3 shown in the... click picture for more info |
| WL1130 |
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This antique hardware is so rare I don’t even have a category to put it in! It is listed in my antique 1800’s hardware catalogs as being for French windows. Both knobs are white porcelain with no chips or cracks. They both have little age spots and the separate knob has charming crackling attesting... click picture for more info |
