Vintage Steel Strike Plate – 3 ¾" L x 1 ¼" W

Description :
This is a vintage steel strike plate, measuring 3 ¾ inches long by 1 ¼ inches wide. It features a single rectangular mortise cutout for a latch bolt and two countersunk screw holes for installation. The reverse is stamped “1238 / 1239”, likely a model or batch number. The plate retains traces of its original silver-gray finish, now showing surface wear, light oxidation, and remnants of old paint, adding to its authentic vintage patina. A practical piece of early–mid 20th century hardware, well-suited for use in door restoration, replacement, or architectural salvage projects.
Era Early–mid 20th century. Style Functional, utilitarian hardware. Technique Pressed and machined steel. Tools Used Stamping press, countersink drill. History Steel strike plates like this were widely used in residential and institutional doors throughout the 20th century. Their simplicity made them durable and interchangeable for different latch sets. Manufacturer / Maker Unknown (marked with numbers only, possibly Yale, Corbin, or Stanley production). Measurements 3 ¾" L × 1 ¼" W Suggested Weight ~0.2 lbs.

Item Number : P14320

Category : Hardware

Brand : UK