Vintage-style Hardware
- Classic & Traditional – Very popular with customers
- Timeline Style: Timeless classic style – Early 20th century up to modern style decors
- Locks & tightens window frames or small doors
- Made of solid brass material
- Durable strong pivot turn for sturdy operation
- Reversible for right or left applications
- 2″ high x 1-1/8″ wide latch base
- Three strikes included: mortise strike, surface strike, & rim strike
- Includes six flat head 1″ long flat head slotted wood screws
- Available in unlacquered brass (will patina over time), antique brass, lacquered brass, oil rubbed bronze, brushed nickel, & polished nickel finishes
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An attractive & very popular casement window latch made of high quality solid brass material. This latch is well made with a durable pivot turn, unlike many basic casement latches out on the market today. Works great for locking & tightening window frames, & even small doors. This lock model is considered the large size, with the latch turn base measuring 2″ high x 1-1/8″ wide. Includes three different strikes for multiple applications; a mortise strike, rim strike, & surface strike. This traditional casement lock is designed in the late 19th century / early 20th century style of hardware, but will fit in with any time period up to the current modern styles. Beautify & strengthen your windows with this handsome & classic piece of hardware. Available in non-lacquered brass (the un-lacquered brass will patina over time), antique brass, lacquered brass, oil rubbed bronze, brushed nickel, & polished nickel finishes. Also available in a smaller size as well
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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.
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