Antique Brass Strike Plate – Marked 1235 – 3 ¼" L x 1 ¼" W

Description : This is an antique brass strike plate, stamped “1235”, measuring 3 ¼ inches long by 1 ¼ inches wide. It has a single rectangular mortise cutout with a projecting side tab and two countersunk screw holes for mounting. The brass surface shows age patina, scratches, and traces of original finish, giving it authentic antique character. A genuine piece of early–mid 20th century hardware, perfect for historic restoration, period lock replacement, or repurposing in architectural projects.

 

Era: Early–mid 20th century.

Style: Classic utilitarian strike plate.

Technique: Cast and machined brass, stamped part number.

Tools Used: Casting mold, drill press for countersunk holes.

History: The 1235 series strike plate was part of standardized hardware production by major American makers such as Yale, Corbin, or Stanley. Its single-cutout design indicates use with a latch or bolt mechanism rather than a combination deadbolt/latch system.

Manufacturer / Maker: Exact maker unknown – model 1235. Likely from a large U.S. hardware manufacturer.

Measurements: 3 ¼" L × 1 ¼" W

Suggested Weight: ~0.20 lbs.

Item Number : P14325

Category : Hardware

Brand : UK