Unlacquered Brass Interior Mortise Lock - USED

Vintage-style Hardware

• Unlacquered Brass Interior Mortise Lock - USED - some minor scuffs, & minor patina & minor paint marks  - Internal mechanism works great
  
• Traditional & common size interior mortise lock for doors
• Keyhole in lock for skeleton key operation for bolt
• 2-1/2" backset
• Solid brass plate - Unlacquered Brass
  
• Thick steel casing with black japanned finish
• Durable & well-built internal mechanism for sturdy operation
• Reversible for right or left applications
• Doorknob spindle hub:  9/32" (7 mm)
  
• No skeleton key included - screws not included
  

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  Unlacquered Brass Interior Mortise Lock Set - USED - some minor scuffs, & minor patina, & minor paint marks. A traditional & authentic old-style interior mortise lock set for doors. Includes one skeleton key for the deadbolt operation & locking of doors. This lock is a replica of common-style mortise locks from the past century, although it will easily fit in with any time period in a home from early 20th century to current modern styles. The case is made of thick steel with a well-built internal mechanism & bolt, unlike many basic locks out on the market today. The 2-1/2" backset measures from the edge (front) of the plate, to the center of the spindle hole.

       Hardwick & Sons is pleased to offer vintage-style hardware for the many people who desire to fashion their homes with charm, quality, & style. The traditional-style hardware that we showcase are true & faithful reproductions of classic hardware pieces found in the many homes from across America throughout the past century.

• Product	Backset	Case Size	Face Plate	Keyhole to Knob Hub	Screw Hole Spacing	Model #
  Interior Mortise Lock	2-1/2"	3-1/8" High   x   3-5/8" Wide   x   9/16" Thick	5-1/4" High   x   15/16" Wide	2-3/16"	4-5/8"	8921 USED

   

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