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Ships Cabin Door Set(rim Lock) - Antique Corbin New Old Stock - Solid Brass on 2040-parts.com

US $69.00
Location:

Powers, Oregon, United States

Powers, Oregon, United States
Condition:Used


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MARKED AS "USED" ONLY BECAUSE OF SLIGHT SHELF WEAR AND GREEN SPOTS (VERY EASILY CLEANED). THEY WERE NEVER INSTALLED. MADE BY "CORBIN USA" ABOUT 75 YEARS AGO. EACH OF THESE ANTIQUE SHIP CABIN DOOR SETS WEIGH ABOUT 5 POUNDS OF SOLID BRASS. ONLY THE KNOB SHAFT IS STEEL. CHECK OUT THE KEY-  OVERSIZED, AND EACH ONE IS HAND MACHINED, NOT CAST OR DIESTRUCK -AWESOME QUALITY. BODY MEASURES  4 5/8" X 3 3/4" X 1 1/8" THICK. EXTREMELY RARE, ESPECIALLY IN THIS CONDITION. AS FOUND CONDITION: NO CLEANING HAS BEEN DONE. (you may want to see Baldwin #5704 and 5604. very nice, but these antiques are much heavier. and the Baldwin sets are over $500  each!!)

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