Pair of steel bi-fold shutters shown closed, with riveted panels and a cast iron drop bar latch bolt lock on one side.
Close-up of steel bi-fold shutters showing a cast iron drop bar latch bolt and riveted panels.
Close-up of a steel bi-fold shutter pair showing the hinged center seam and cast iron hardware with rows of rivets.
Pair of steel bi-fold shutters shown upright side by side, with three recessed panels on each section and cast iron trim details visible.
Pair of steel bi-fold shutters shown open, with six-panel cast iron details on one side and the latch hardware visible on the edge view of the other.
Pair of steel bi-fold shutters shown closed, with three stacked recessed panels and cast iron detailing visible along the edges.
Close-up of a steel shutter panel with ornate cast iron trim around a recessed section and a weathered surface.
Pair of steel bi-fold shutters shown open, with one shutter face displaying six panels and the other showing the cast iron latch hardware.
Pair of steel bi-fold shutters shown edge-on, with one panel slightly open and decorative cast iron details visible along the side.
Close-up of a steel bi-fold shutter showing the cast iron hinge and latch mechanism along the edge.
Close-up of a steel shutter showing the cast iron border and ring latch on one panel.
N255775

Pair of Steel Bi-fold Shutters with Cast Iron Details

$2,000

These steel shutters were made in 1861. They were reclaimed from 121 Chambers St., NYC in lower Manhattan. They were originally painted white, but have since been stripped to their original steel surface by us. One side shows a decorative cast iron design surrounding 6 panels on each door while the other side shows a large cast iron drop bar latch bolt lock and screws. Priced per pair.
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Inventory no.

N255775
Availability

One available
Location

Scranton warehouse
Sold as

Pair
Dimensions

Set A – each 96 in. H x 27 in. W x 1.25 in. D, 97 in. H x 27.25 in. W x 1.25 in. D, Set B – 86 in. H x 27.5 in. W x 2 in. D, each 86 in. H x 26.5 in. D x 2 in. D
Finish

Steel
Composition

Cast iron, Steel
Period

1860s

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