Antique Brass Door Strike Plate – 1 ⅜" W x 3 ½" L

Description :
This antique solid brass door strike plate features a classic rectangular profile with two latch openings and beveled edges. Measuring 1 ⅜" wide by 3 ½" long, it was originally mounted in a door jamb to receive the latch bolt and deadbolt from a mortise lockset. The plate retains its aged brass patina with traces of paint and surface wear, highlighting its early 20th-century authenticity. A durable and attractive piece for restoring period mortise locks or vintage interior doors.

Era: Early 1900s–1930s

Style: Victorian / Craftsman / Early Colonial Revival Hardware

Technique: Die-stamped and hand-finished brass with two beveled latch openings and countersunk screw holes

Tools Used: Metal stamping press, drill press for screw countersinks, deburring wheel for edge finishing

History: Brass strike plates like this were standard in early American homes and commercial buildings, offering both strength and corrosion resistance when paired with solid mortise lock assemblies.

Manufacturer / Maker: Maker: Unknown – consistent with early U.S. hardware manufacturers such as Corbin, Russell & Erwin, or Yale & Towne.

Measurements: 1 ⅜" W x 3 ½" L

Suggested Weight: 0.2 lbs

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension: 4" x 2" x 1"

Item Number : P15139

Category : Hardware

Brand : UK