Early 1800's Carpenter Style Cast Iron Rim Lock Set w/ Keeper & Reproduction Key GA249

Early 1800's Carpenter Style Cast Iron Rim Lock Set w/ Keeper & Reproduction Key GA249This set consists of a rim lock, keeper and key for the right side of a door. Made in the early 1800's, the lock was adjusted inside and a brass key and side keeper were made within our Brass Foundry. Measurements: Lock: 6" wide x 3 10 16" tall. Keeper: 1 7 16" wide x 3 10 16" tall. Note: Materials, handling, shipping, insurance and postage included with price. This is just one example from thousands of unique architectural items we have in our shop!

The knobs come with a center cylinder

The pictures show the fixture with 30 watt Amber Nostalgia bulbs with and without flash (bulbs not included)

Salvaged from one of our Naval ships from the 1940s - this porthole set is complete with back brackets and a front cover

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There is a center interior top hole cut out for a light fixture

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Each caster swivels and measures 2 3/4" x 1 5/8" with a 1 1/2" resin wheel

Chain/wire to cap: 13" long

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or laundry room