Antique Brass Strike Plate – Marked 1456 LH – 3 ½" L x 1 ⅛" W – Left Hand

Description : This is an antique brass strike plate, stamped “1456 LH”, measuring 3 ½ inches long by 1 ⅛ inches wide. The plate features a single rectangular mortise cutout, offset with a projecting lip, and two countersunk screw holes for mounting. The “LH” marking indicates it was designed for a left-hand door orientation. The brass shows natural patina, wear, and remnants of original finish/paint, consistent with age.

 Era: Early–mid 20th century.

 Style: Utilitarian brass strike plate, left-hand orientation.

Technique: Cast and machined brass, factory stamped part number.

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

History: The 1456 series strike plates were manufactured for compatibility with mortise locksets, with LH / RH variations to match door swing. These were standard architectural hardware parts used in homes, offices, and institutional buildings.

Manufacturer / Maker: Exact maker uncertain — likely Yale, Corbin, or Stanley, all of whom used similar numbering systems.

 Measurements: 3 ½" L × 1 ⅛" W Suggested Weight ~0.25 lbs.

Item Number : P14326

Category : Hardware

Brand : UK