Antique Brass Double-Mortise Strike Plate – 5 ⅝" L x 1 ¼" W (Stamped 1230)

Description :
This is a vintage brass strike plate with two rectangular mortises, designed to accommodate both a latch bolt and a deadbolt. It measures 5 ⅝ inches long by 1 ¼ inches wide, with two countersunk screw holes for mounting. The reverse is stamped “1230”, identifying it as a standardized model from a major hardware manufacturer. The piece shows its original brass finish, now aged with patina, surface scratches, and remnants of old paint—evidence of long service life. This strike plate is a high-quality, heavy brass architectural element, ideal for door restoration projects, antique hardware replacements, or period-accurate salvage.

Era: Likely early–mid 20th century.

Style: Classic utilitarian hardware.

Technique: Machined brass with stamped model number.

Tools Used: Metal press, countersink drill, stamping die.

History: Brass double-mortise strike plates like this were common in residential and institutional doors, particularly in solid wood entry doors where both latch and deadbolt mechanisms were standard.

Manufacturer / Maker: Unknown; marked “1230”, likely Stanley, Yale, or Corbin era production.

Measurements 5 ⅝" L × 1 ¼" W

Suggested Weight ~0.35 lbs.

Item Number : P14322

Category : Hardware

Brand : UK