Q284403

Pair of Antique Brass Roanoke Keyhole 10 in. Entry Door Back Plates

$95

SOLD

The history of P & F Corbin Company, headquartered in New Britain, Connecticut, stretches from its founding in 1849 to its ongoing operations. Established by Philip and Frank Corbin, the company started as a manufacturer of hardware, specializing in locks, keys, and builders' hardware.

This antique Vernacular style brass Corbin keyhole back plate was made in 1895. It is part of the B-21500 Roanoke group. They are in good condition with appropriate wear from age. Priced as pair.

Inventory no.

Q284403

Availability

Sold

Location

Scranton warehouse

Sold as

Pair

Dimensions

10 in. H x 2.75 in. W x 0.375 in. D, collar 0.75 in. diameter, drop to first keyhole 1.75 in., drop to second keyhole 3.125 in.

Width (in.)

2.75

Height (in.)

10

Depth (in.)

0.375

Weight

1 lb.

Finish

Antique brass

Composition

Brass

Style

Roanoke, Vernacular

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