Rounded Half Mortise Lock, doors hinged left
This Half Mortise Lock has a rounded plate. This style was popular on oak furniture in the early 1900's. It was widely used on drawers and doors hinged on left. This "machine" lock easily installs in a mortise cut by a router or machinery. The lock has an angled selvedge edge seen on many furniture pieces from this time frame. Strike not included as not required.
This is a very reasonably priced lock, as such: locking mechanism is average, not as smooth as finer made brass locks, yet is serviceable. If using on doors please select according to side door is hinged on.
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Rounded Half Mortise Lock, doors hinged left
Rounded Half Mortise Lock, doors hinged left
This Half Mortise Lock has a rounded plate. This style was popular on oak furniture in the early 1900's. It was widely used on drawers and doors hinged on left. This "machine" lock easily installs in a mortise cut by a router or machinery. The lock has an angled selvedge edge seen on many furniture pieces from this time frame. Strike not included as not required.
This is a very reasonably priced lock, as such: locking mechanism is average, not as smooth as finer made brass locks, yet is serviceable. If using on doors please select according to side door is hinged on.
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This Half Mortise Lock has a rounded plate. This style was popular on oak furniture in the early 1900's. It was widely used on drawers and doors hinged on left. This "machine" lock easily installs in a mortise cut by a router or machinery. The lock has an angled selvedge edge seen on many furniture pieces from this time frame. Strike not included as not required.
This is a very reasonably priced lock, as such: locking mechanism is average, not as smooth as finer made brass locks, yet is serviceable. If using on doors please select according to side door is hinged on.
