Yale Trade Catalogue of Locks & Hardware: No. 18 Handy Edition [18 ed.]

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It

Trade Catalogue

of

Locks & Hardware No. 18

Handy Edition

The Yale

&

Towne Mfg. Co.

General

O f f i c es :

Nos. 9 to i 5 M urray Street, N e w Y o r k

(S ee list o f B ran ch O ffices and P ro d u c ts on la st p ag e.)

C o p y r ig h t 1905 b y T h e Y a le & T o w n e M fg . C o .

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ANNOUNCEMENT H IS volume contains a selection, from our complete line o f hardware products, o f the most popular locks

(including

examples o f other classes of

goods) o f the kinds and sizes most salable by retail hardware dealers, general store-keepers and locksmiths. W h ile E n tran ce to O ffic e o f W o r k s at S ta m fo rd , C o n n .

called

for,

this catalogue thus consists chiefly of

leading and active goods, it includes some others which,

especially

in

though

less

connection

staple, with

are

regular

occasionally goods.

It

is intended particularly for those who desire to purchase only leading goods, of established popularity and sure sale, and who m ight find diffi­ culty in selecting these from the far greater variety shown in our large trade catalogue ( a folio volume of over one thousand pages), a great part o f which is occupied with the finer grades of hardware and locks used chiefly in contract work, and w ith numerous varieties of Builders’ Cabinet, and T runk Locks which are not frequently required and yet are essential in a complete line. So far as possible every article is shown by illustration, and ex­ plained by descriptive text indicating its action, its use, and its relative grade. The historical and descriptive matter at the commencement, al­ though an innovation in a trade catalogue, it is hoped will be found of

The Yale Lock has revolutionized the lo ck -m a k in g industry by

creating higher standards o f Security,

C onvenience

and

M echan ical E xcellen ce

than had ever before been know n.

The Yale & Towne Mfg. Co. are the original licensees under the patents o f Linus Y ale,

Jr., and m ake the

genuine Y a le Locks.

only

CONTENTS Announcement, Glossary, etc.................................................................... P age Padlocks,

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N igh t L atches: Rim and M ortise..........................................................

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Dead Locks : Rim and M ortise............................................................

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Builders' H a r d w a r e , .............................................................................. “

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Locks in S e ts : Plain and Ornamental,

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Front and Vestibule Door Lock-sets, Inside and Sliding Door Lock-sets, Store Door Lock-sets. K eys and Blanks for Door Locks and P a d l o c k s , ..........................“ 135 Cabinet and Trunk L o c k s , ................................................................. K eys and Blanks for Cabinet and Trunk L o c k s , .......................... Blount Door Check and S p r i n g , .................................................... Chain B l o c k s , ........................................................................................... Special P r o d u c t s , ..............................................................................

General and Numerical Indices,

“ 155 “ 173 “ 179 “ 186 “ 192

Builders’ Locks and their Details F o r definitions see Glossary.

GlossaryJ O F T E C H N IC A L T E R M S R E L A T IN G T O L O C K S A N D

Accuracy in

HARDW ARE*

Language P rom otes Accuracy in Business.

A N T I - F R I C T I O N B O L T — A latch-bolt of a lock, when provided w ith a device for dim inishing the sliding friction o f the bolt during the closing of the door. See page 6, piece 5. A R M O R E D F R O N T — A construction in w hich the regular front o f a cylinder lock is covered by an arm or plate, secured to the regular front by machine screw s to guard the set-screw w hich checks the cylinder, and also to protect the front of the lock w hile the door is being painted, or w hile the lock is being mortised. T his latter result is effected by rem oving the arm or plate from the front of the lock during these mechanical processes. See page 6, piece 1. A S T R A G A L — A m olding, usually half-round, applied to the abutting edges of a pair of double or fold ing doors to break and cover the joint. See page 31, Fig. 8. B A C K S E T — ( o f a lo c k )— T h e offset or horizontal distance from the front o f a lock to the center line of its knob or key-hole. See page 6, piece 23. B E V E L O F L O C K — A term used to indicate the direction in which the bevel of the latch bolt is inclined; “ regular bevel” com m only indicating a lock for use on a door opening inward, and “ reverse bevel-’ one for a door opening outward. See H and and B evel o f D oors, page 31, F ig. 6. B L V E L O F L O C K F R O N T — T h e angle of the front of a m ortise lock when inclined at other than a right angle to the case, to conform to the angle of the edge of the door. See H and and Bevel o f Doors, page 29. B E V E L O F D O O R — T h e angle o f front edge o f door. R egular bevel is usually inch in 2^4 inches. See H and and Bevel o f D oors, page 29, Fig. 3. B I T (o f a k e y ) — A projectin g blade which engages w ith and actuates either or both the bolt and tum blers o f a lock. Synonym ous w ith W ing. B I T - K E Y L O C K — One operated by a key having a W in g Bit.

22 .

See L ock Prim er, page

B I T T I N G — A cut, or indentation, on that part of a key which acts upon and sets the tumblers. See L o ck Prim er, page 22. B O X S T R I K E — One in which the aperture to receive the bolt is enclosed or boxed to prevent access from the rear. B R A C K E T B E A R I N G — A knob-thim ble or socket which, projectin g like a bracket, supports the knob close to its head instead o f at the end of the knob shank. See page 6, piece 29. B U T T — (A n abbreviation o f the term B u tt H in g e ). A hinge intended fo r application to the butt or edge of a door, in contradistinction to a flat or strap hinge fo r application to the surface o f the door. See page 88. C A B I N E T L O C K — O ne fo r use on cabinet w ork and furniture. ^ A b rid g e d fro m a “ H and B o o k o f L o c k s and B u ild ers' H a rd w a re ” fo r A rc h ite c ts , b y H e n r y R. T o w n e , 1904

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C A M — A rotating piece w hereby the rotary m otion o f a key or knob im parts recipro­ cating m otion to the bolt of a lock. See page 6, piece 12. C A P (o f L o c k ) — T h e rem ovable part or lid o f a lock. 6, piece 6.

A lso called “ cover.”

C A S E (o f L o c k ) — T h e box containing the bolts and other mechanism. piece 11.

See page

See page 6,

C A S E M E N T A D J U S T E R — A hinged or pivoted rod fo r m oving and fasten ing the hinged sash of a casement or F rench w indow. See page 89. C A S E M E N T W I N D O W — One w ith hinged sashes, opening either in or out. C E I L I N G H O O K — One for use in ceilings, or on the under side o f a shelf, and usually having tw o prongs.. See page 92. C H A I N B O L T — One for application at the top o f a door, and havin g a chain depend­ ing therefrom , w hereby the bolt m ay be retracted against the resistance o f a spring w hich tends to hold it in the locked position. See page 86. C H A I N D O O R F A S T E N E R — A heavy chain, one end o f w hich is secured to a plate w hich m ay be attached to the edge of the door, the other end o f the chain carryin g a ball or hook, which m ay be inserted in a slot form ed in another plate attached to the jam or other h a lf of the door, w hereby the door cannot be opened (excep t slightly) until the chain is released. See page 87. C H A I N P A D L O C K — One provided with a length o f chain, w hereby the lock m ay be attached to its staple, or to the adjacent w ork. See page 35. C H A N G E K E Y — T h a t key o f a m aster-keyed lock w hich differs from all others of the same series, and w ill operate only its ow n lock (som etim es called room -key). U sed in contradistinction to “ m aster-key.” See M aster-keyed Locks, page 26. C L O S E T K N O B — A single knob on one end o f a spindle, on the other end o f which latter is a rose or plate to secure the knob and spindle to the d oor; fo r use on closet doors. C O A T A N D H A T H O O K — One w ith tw o or m ore projections, one o f w hich is o f su f­ ficient length to receive a hat, the others being usually shorter. See page 92. C O M B IN E D E S C U T C H E O N P L A T E — One containing both a key-hole and a knob socket. C O M M U N I C A T I N G D O O R L O C K — One for use on doors between com m unicating rooms. U sually a knob-latch w ith thumb-bolts. C O M P E N S A T I N G H U B — A lock hub having an elongated spindle-hole to compensate for the shrinking and sw elling of a door and to prevent derangem ent o f the lock from these causes. F irst introduced in the “ V u lca n ” locks. See page 6, piece 17. C O R R U G A T E D K E Y — A sheet metal key o f u niform thickness and corrugated longitudinally. One having a sinuous cross-section, and not m erely grooved on one or both sides. C U P B O A R D C A T C H — A sm all spring catch adapted fo r fasten ing a light door, and operated by a slide knob or thumb-piece. C U P B O A R D L O C K — One designed fo r use on doors o f cupboards, boxes, etc. C U P B O A R D T U R N — A small spring catch adapted for fastening a light door and operated by a rotating knob or handle. C U P E S C U T C H E O N — A door plate, for use on sliding doors, havin g a recessed panel to afford finger-hold and to contain the knob, or its equivalent, and a key, all of the contained parts being flush w ith the surface o f the plate in order to offer no obstruction to the m ovem ent of the door w ithin its recess. See page 108.

G I o s s a r y C Y C L O I D K N O B A C T I O N — A n arrangem ent of intcrgcarcd transm itting m otion from a lock hub to the latch bolt.

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C Y L I N D E R (o f a lo c k ) — A short cylindrical case containing the key-hole and tum ­ bler mechanism o f a lock o f the “Y a le ” type. F orm erly called “ Escutcheon.” See page 6, F ig. B. C Y L I N D E R L O C K — O ne in w hich the key-hole and tum bler mechanism are contained in a cylinder or escutcheon separate from the lock case, as in the Y a le L ock, the original lock o f this type. See page 6, Fig. A. C Y L I N D E R R IN G — A rose, or w asher, placed under (he head of a cylinder ( o f the Y a le type") to enable a long cylinder to be used on thin doors. A lso called Rose. See page 6, piece 7. C Y L I N D E R S C R E W — T h e set-screw in the face o f a Y a le m ortise lock fo r pre­ ven tin g the un screw in g o f the cylinder. See page 6, piece 2. (A lso called set­ scre w ). D E A D B O L T ( o f a lo c k )— One havin g a square head, and m oved positively by the k ey in both directions. See page 6, piece 3. D E A D L A T C H — Synonym ous w ith N igh t Latch. D E A D L O C K — One h avin g a dead bolt only.

See page 75.

D O O R B O L T — A sliding rod or bar, suitably mounted fo r attachment to a door and adapted to secure it. D O O R C H E C K — A device for preventing the slam m ing of doors provided w ith springs. F requently used as synonym ous w ith “ D oor C heck and Spring.” See page 179. D O O R C H E C K A N D S P R IN G — A device combining, in one structure, a door spring and a check to prevent slam m ing o f the door. See page 179. D O O R H O L D E R — A device for fastening a door in an open position. D O O R P U L L — A bent handle usually mounted on a plate, and adapted for attachment to the surface of a door. See page 91. D R A W E R P LTL L — A handle or grip adapted to receive the fingers. D R I L L P I N — A round pin projectin g from the back plate of a lock and fitting into a hole in the end o f the key. D R O P K E Y — One havin g a bow, or handle, pivoted to the shank, so that it m ay drop or fa ll parallel w ith the surface of the door. D U P L E X L O C K — A m aster-key lock of the cylinder type, such as the Y a le Lock, pro­ vided w ith tw o cylinders on the same side, both acting on the same bolt, but each controlled by a different key, w hereby, when used in a series, one o f said cylinders m ay be operated by the m aster-key w hich passes every lock in the series, and the other by a change key, w hich m ay be different fo r each lock throughout the series. E A S Y S P R I N G — A term used to designate the construction o f a knob lock in which tw o springs are employed, one o f w hich (the easy spring) acts only on the latch bolt, w hile the other acts d irectly or indirectly on the knob spindle. M otion of the latch bolt is opposed by the easy spring, w hile both the springs give resistance to rotation o f the knobs, thus givin g a lively action to the knobs w hile perm itting the door to close easily. T h e same action m ay also be obtained with a single spring if suitably connected w ith the related parts of the lock. See page 6, piece 24. E S C U T C H E O N — G en erically a plate containing a k ey hole.

See page 6, piece 30. * E S C U T C H E O N P L A T E — A plate, w hether plain or ornamental, either w ith or w ith ­ out key-hole opening, containing a knob socket, and adapted fo r attachment to the surface o f a door. P ag e 6, piece 30.

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E X T E N S I O N B O L T — A flush bolt having a short plate to receive a knob or thumb piece, which latter is connected at the bolt end at top or bottom of door by an extension rod inserted through a hole bored in thickness of door. See page 87. F E N C E — A projecting portion o f a lock, usually attached to the bolt, w hich engages w ith the tumblers, and enters or passes through the “ gatin g” o f the tum blers when the bolt is retracted. See page 6, piece 20. F L A T K E Y — A thin flat key, made o f sheet or plate m etal, u su ally by stamping. Som etim es provided with longitudinal grooves or indentations on one or both sides. F L U S H B O L T — A door bolt mounted behind a plate adapted to be attached to and let into the surface of a door. F O O T B O L T — A spring bolt for the bottom o f a door which, w hen retracted, is re­ tained by a trigger, the release of w hich latter perm its the spring to shoot the bolt into the locked position. See page 86. F R E N C H W I N D O W — One m ounted on hinges like a d oor; a casem ent w indow e x ­ tending to the floor. F R O N T (o f lo c k )— T h e face plate of m ortise lock through w hich the ends of the bolts are projected. See page 6, piece 14. F R O N T D O O R L O C K — A lock fo r use on entrance doors, h avin g a dead-bolt and a latch -b olt; the form er controlled from the outside by a key and from the inside by a key or k n o b ; the latter controlled from the outside by a key and from the inside by a knob. U sually provided w ith “ stop w o rk ” w hereby the outside knob m ay be set to actuate the latch-bolt or not, as desired. See page 6, F ig. A . G A T IN G '— T h e opening in the tum bler o f a lock into or through w hich the “ fence” passes to release the bolt or perm it o f its movem ent. See page 6, piece 21. G U A R D E D F R O N T A N D S T R I K E — A construction o f these parts o f a lock such that they m ay interlock, so as to protect the latch-bolt from attack through the crevice between the door and jam b. Chiefly used in Insane A sylum s. H A N D (o f locks, e tc.)— A term indicating w hether the article is adaptable to either a right hand or left hand door. See H and and B evel of Doors, page 29. H A N D E D — A term indicating that the article is adaptable to either a right or left hand door, but not both. H A N G I N G S T I L E — T h a t stile o f a door to which the hinges are attached by which the door is hung. H O R I Z O N T A L L O C K — One whose m ajo r dimension is horizontal.

See page 78.

H O T E L L O C K — A m aster-keyed knob lock. H U B — A rotating piece within a lock, containing a central aperture to receive the knob spindle and engaging w ith the bolt or tail piece in the lock w hereby the m o­ tion of the knob is communicated to the bolt. See page 6, piece 17. J A N I j S - F A C E L O C K A rim lock both sides o f w hich are sim ilarly m olded or orna­ mented, so that either side m ay be applied to the door, thus m aking the lock both right and left hand. IC E Y - P L A T E — T h e plate, either plain or ornam ental, havin g one or m ore key-holes (but no knob sock et), and adapted for attachment to the su rface o f a door" K E Y - W A Y — T h e aperture, in locks of the Y a le type, w hich receives the k ey and en­ gages closely w ith it throughout its length, as disinguished from the open k ey-hole o f a common lock. See page 6, piece 10. K N O B — A projectin g handle, usually round or spherical, fo r operating a lock 6, piece 25.

See pa°-e B

K N O B B O L T — A door lock, the bolt o f w hich is controlled by a knob or thumb-piece from either or both sides o f the door, (not one actuated by a k ey ).

G l o s s a r y K N O B L A T C H — A door lock having a spring bolt operated from either or both sides o f the door by a knob (not one actuated by a k ey ). K N O B L O C K — A door lock h avin g both a spring bolt, operated by a knob, and a dead bolt, operated by a k e y ; (a knob lock thus combines in one structure a knob latch and lo ck ). K N O B R O S E — A round plate, or w asher, form in g a knob socket, and adapted for at­ tachm ent to the surface of a door. K N O B - S H A N I v — T h e projectin g stem o f a knob, containing the hole or socket to re­ ceive the spindle. See page 6, piece 28. K N O B - T O P — T h e upper and larger part of a knob, that w hich is grasped by the hand; usually m ade o f porcelain, glass or wood, or, in the better class of knobs, of metal. S ee page 6, piece 25. L A T C H — A lock, the bolt o f w hich is beveled and is self-acting by the pressure of a spring or by gravity. See page 56, No. 42. L A T C H - B O L T (o f a lo c k ) — One having a beveled head, and actuated by a spring, w hereby it is retracted by im pinging against the strike, and is autom atically thrown fo rw ard again by the spring. See page 6, piece 15. L E T T E R D R O P P L A T E — One containing an opening, usually closed by a drop or flap, to perm it the passing o f letters. See page 93. L E V E R — A n abbreviation of the term “ L ever Tum bler” (see b elo w ), and inaccurately used as synonym ous w ith Tum bler. See page 6, piece 19, and L ock Prim er, page 22, F ig. 4. L E V E R H A N D L E — A bent handle for actuating the bolt of a lock and used in the place of a knob. L E V E R T L T M B L E R — A lock tum bler having a pivotal action. 14; also page 6, piece 19, and page 22, F ig. 4.

See Tum bler, page

L O C K — Generically, a fasten ing o f any kind operated by a key. Specifically, one h av­ ing a dead bolt, as distinguished from one having a spring latch-bolt. See Lock P rim er page 22, also page 6, Figs. A and C. L O C K - S E T — A lock combined with its trim, i.e., complete w ith knobs, plates and screws. See L ocks in Sets, page 99.

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L O O S E J O I N T B U T T — One havin g a single knuckle on each half, one of them con­ taining the pin and the other a corresponding hole, w hereby the two parts of the butt can easily be separated. L O O S E P I N B U T T — O ne havin g a hinge pin w hich can be w ithdraw n tw o parts o f the butt to be separated. See page 88.

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M A S T E R - K E Y (som etim es called pa ss-k ey)— T h e key pertaining to a series of m aster-key locks w hich w ill actuate any and all of the locks. See M aster-K eyed L ocks, page 26. M A S T E R - K E Y E D L O C K — One intended fo r use in a series, each lock o f w hich may be actuated by tw o different keys, one capable o f operating every lock of the series, and the other capable o f operating only one or a few of the locks. See page 26. M O R T I S E L O C K O R L A T C H — One designed to be m ortised into the edge o f a door; not applied to its surface. See page 6, F igs A and C. N I G H T K E Y — T h a t one o f the tw o keys o f a front door lock which controls the night w o rk and operates the latch-bolt. N I G H T L A T C H — A door lock having a spring-bolt which cannot be operated from the outside except by a key. See page 56, No. 42.

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N I G H T W O R K — A term used to indicate that part o f the m echanism o f a front door or vestibule lock which controls the latch-bolt, and is actuated by the night key. O F F I C E L O C K — A n arbitrary term applied to a knob lock o f inverted form , i. e., w ith key-hole above knob, and especially designed fo r use on office doors. P A D L O C K — A detachable lock, w ith a shackle or link, adapted to engage w ith a staple. See page 33. P A R A C E N T R I C — A n arbitrary term adopted by the m akers o f the Y A L E L O C K to designate a peculiar form o f key and key-w ay, the cross section o f which shows ribs projecting from opposite sides o f the key-w ay past its center line, and extend­ ing longitudinally throughout its length, thereby preventing the use o f picking to o ls ; the opposite sides of the key being grooved to correspond w ith the contour o f the key-w ay, and the key and key-w ay thus being interlocked throughout their length. See page 6, piece 31; a lso 'T h e Y a le Lock, page 15. P IN T U M B L E R — A small sliding pin actuated by the key, and doggin g the p lu g or key-hub, by which motion is transm itted to the bolt, as, fo r exam ple, in a Y a le Lock. See page 6, piece 13; also T h e Y a le Lock, page 15. P I P E K E Y — A round key havin g a hole drilled into its end to fit over a drill pin in the lock. U sed chiefly for cabinet locks. Synonym ous w ith B arrel K ey. See page 175. P L U G (o f a lo c k )— A cylindrical piece containing the key-hole and rotated by the key to transm it motion to the bolt. See page 6, piece 9; also T h e Y a le Lock, page 15. P U S H B U T T O N — A sm all m ovable knob or button, w ithin a socket, the m ovem ent of which actuates a bell, electrically or otherwise. P U S H (or thrust) K E Y — One which perform s its w hole function o f setting the tum ­ blers by longitudinal motion w ithout rotation. P U S H P L A T E — A plate for protecting the surface o f a door against soiling and w ear from handling. F requently m ade w ith the w ord “ P u sh ” incorporated in the de­ sign. R A B B E T E D L O C K — A m ortise lock, the front of w hich is form ed w ith an offset or rebate conform ing to the corresponding rebate on edge o f door. O ne havin g a front in three planes, form ing tw o right angles. See pages 29 and 31. R E B A T E (also spelled R a b b et)— T h e offset on the abutting edges o f a pair o f double doors. A lso the corresponding offsets on the fronts and strikes o f rabbeted locks. See pages 29 and 31. R E V E R S E B E V E L ( o f latch b o lt)— A term used to indicate that the bevel o f a latchbolt (page 6, piece 15) is reversed, or inclined in the opposite direction to that which is regular. See H and and B evel o f D oors, page 29. R E V E R S E D — A term applied to articles made o f w rou gh t or sheet m etal w ith edges turned back to give the appearance of increased thickness. R E V E R S E D D O O R — One opening in the opposite direction to that w hich is usual or regular. Room doors if opening inw ard are “ regular,” if opening outw ard are “ reversed.” Cupboard doors are regular if opening outw ard. See H and and B evel of D oors, page 29. R E V E R S I B L E L O C K — One in which the latch-bolt can be reversed to adapt the lock to a door of either hand. See page 31, and for construction o f latch-bolt see p a°e 6, piece 15. R IM — A term applied to articles o f hardw are intended to be applied to the surface of doors, windows, etc., in contradistinction to those intended to be m ortised into the wood. R IM L O C K O R L A T C H — O ne w hich is applied to the surface o f the door, not m or­ tised into it. See exam ple o f Rim Lock, page 56, N o. 42.

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R O L L B A C K — A rotating piece w ithin a lock, perm anently attached to the knobspindle, fo r transm itting m otion to the bolt. Inaccurately used as synonym ous with hub. S A S H C E N T E R — A pin or bearing for a transom light or other sash turnin g on a h ori­ zontal axis, consisting usually o f a pair o f plates, one carryin g a pin and the other a socket, one plate intended fo r attachm ent to the sash and the other to the jam b or fram e in w hich the sash is hung. S A S H F A S T — A fasten ing u su ally attached to the m eeting rail of sashes, to prevent their being opened until released. S ee page 95. S A S H L I F T — A plate, bar or hook, adapted fo r attachm ent to a w indow sash, w hereby the latter m ay be conveniently raised and lowered. S C R E W L E S S K N O B — A term o rgin ally applied to knobs provided with a clamp or vice fo r attaching them to the spindle and thus dispensing w ith the old-fashioned “side-screw .” N o w used also to designate any knob w hich elim inates the “ side screw ” and substitutes a fastening w hich obviates all tendency to become loose, even though em ploying a set-screw , as, for exam ple, in the case o f the T rip lex Spindle. See page 6, F ig. D. S E T - S C R E W — One w hich by checking another screw, or other m ovable part, prevents it from loosening. See page 6, piece 27. S H A C K L E ( o f P a d lo c k )— A sw in gin g or sliding link, usually curved, adapted to en­ ga g e w ith a staple and to be fastened by the locking m echanism of the padlock. S H A N K ( o f a k e y ) — T h a t part w hich connects the bit or w in g w ith the bow or handle. S H A N K ( o f a k n o b )— T h a t part w hich contains the hole or socket to receive the spindle and w hich form s a base for the top or enlarged portion of the knob. S I D E - S C R E W — A sm all screw used fo r securing a common knob to its spindle. S O L I D R O L L E D — A term used to designate Escutcheon Plates and other articles m ade from rolled, or w rou ght m etal o f sufficient thickness to show a suitable bevel w ithout turnin g back the edges (as is done in “ reversed” w o rk ). S P A C I N G — T h e distance between the center o f a knob-hub and the center of a k ey­ hole o f a lock or its escutcheon plate. See page 6, F ig. 22. S P I N D L E ( o f lo c k ) — T h e a xis or shaft, usually o f square section, w hich carries the knobs of a lock, and com m unicates their m otion to the latch mechanism. See page 6, piece 26. S T E M ( o f a k e y ) — T h e round portion of the bit or w ing w hich form s the trunnion or a xis o f the key, and on which it rotates when in the lock. S T O P (o f a lo c k ) — T h a t w hich serves to fasten the bolt or the knob in the locked or unlocked position, usually the latter. See page 6, piece 4. S T O P W O R K — See Stop ( o f a lo ck ). S T O R E D O O R H A N D L E — A bent handle, usually mounted on a plate, provided w ith a lever or thum b handle fo r actuating a latch bolt, and adapted to be applied to the surface o f a door. S ee page 129. S T R I K E — A m etal fastening, on the door fram e, into w hich the bolt o f a lock is projected to secure the door. A pplied both to the flat plate used w ith m ortise locks, and to the p rojectin g b ox used w ith rim locks. Synonym ous w ith “ striker,” “ strikin g plate” and “ keeper.” S U B - M A S T E R K E Y — O ne capable o f controlling a subordinate group o f m aster-key locks, each h avin g a different key o f its own, but all in turn controlled by the main or grand m aster-key. (T h e re m ay thus be a number of sub-m aster keys under one grand m aster-key.) . See M aster-K eyed L ocks, page 26.

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Yale & Towne Locks and H a r d w a r e

S W I V E L S P I N D L E — A spindle havin g a jo in t or sw ivel m idw ay in its length, w h ere­ by the knob attached to one end m ay be made stationary and inoperative, w hile the knob attached to the other end is left free to rotate, and thus to actuate the latch mechanism. T A I L P I E C E — A sliding or vibratin g piece interm ediate between the hub and latch bolt of a lock fo r transm itting m otion from the form er to the latter. See page 6, piece 32. T A L O N — T h e notch or opening in the bolt of a lock w ith w hich the key engages to throw the bolt. See L ock Prim er, page 23, F ig. 9. T - H A N D L E — A cross handle for actuating the bolt o f a lock and used in place o f a knob. T H I M B L E — T h e socket or bearing on an escutcheon plate to receive the knob shank. A lso called Socket. See page 6, piece 29. T H U M B - P I E C E — A sm all knob, u sually flat, but sometimes circular in form . page 72.

See

T H U M B - B O L T — A door bolt operated by a rotating thumb-piece or a sm all knob. See page 86. T R I P L E X S P I N D L E — A lock spindle composed o f three trian gu lar rods which, when combined, form a rectangle, and, w hich give an autom atic adjustm ent by frictional engagem ent w ith the knob when expanded by a set-screw. See page 6, piece 26. T U B U L A R L O C K — A rim lock h avin g a fixed tube, containing the tumblers, attached to the lock case and usually projectin g through the door. T U M B L E R — T h e obstruction or guard in a lock w hich dogs or prevents the motion of the bolt, and which is set by the key during the act of locking and unlocking. See page 6, pieces 13 and 19. U P R I G H T L O C K — One whose m ajor dimension is vertical.

See page 75, No. 702.

V E S T I B U L E L A T C H — A lock resem bling a front door lock except in om itting the dead-bolt mechanism. O ne in w hich the latch-bolt is actuated from the outside by a key and from the inside by a knob; the outer knob being controlled by a stop. See pages 100 and 101. V E N E E R E D F R O N T — A lock front or face consisting o f tw o plates, the low er riveted to the lock case, and the upper (u su ally o f a m ore expensive m aterial) permanently fastened to the lower. U sed in contradistinction to “A rm ored front.” W A R D A projection from the case o f a key-hole o f a lock, tending to obstruct the entrance of the key, and necessitating a coincident depression or groo vin g in the key. See L ock Prim er, page 22, F igs. 1, 2 and 3. W A R D E D K E Y One having grooves or notches, usu ally in the w in g or bit, w hich coincide w ith corresponding w ards or projections in the lock case or key-hole. See L ock Prim er, page 22. W IN G K E Y — One having a w in g or projection fo r operating the bolt or tum blers of a lock.

The Yale Lock H E Y a le L ock takes its name from its inventor, Linus Y a le, Jr., w hose story is told elsewhere, w hereas most o f the im itations w hich have appeared since the e x ­ piration o f the original Y a le patents have m odestly been named after one or other o f the older A m erican colleges. O f course none o f these im itations contain the later improvements embodied in the Y a le Lock, as these are still controlled by patents. T h e m ost vital element of the Y a le L ock is the “ cylinder” shown herew ith by Figs. I, 2, and 3. It consists of a shell or case enclosing a revo lvin g “ plug,” and containing a series of chambers to receive the “ pin-tum blers” w ith their com plem entary “ d rivers” and springs. E xten d ­ ing longitudinally through the plug is the “ key-w ay,” and attached to its inner or rear end is the “ cam,” which, when the plug is rotated, engages with and operates the bolt o f the lock. E ach “ pin-cham ber” is form ed partly in the cylinder and partly in the plug, and each contains at its bottom a “ pin” (on which the key a cts), above this another pin, called the “ driver,” and above the lat­ ter a spring. N orm ally the several pins rest at the bottom o f their re­ spective pin-chambers, w hich latter intersect the key-w ay but do not e x ­ tend quite to its low er limit. In this

T

Pig. 1 shows cylinder with key partly inserted, illustrating the action of the key upon the tumblers. Fig. 2 shows cylinder with key inserted whose hittings do not corre­ spond with the tumblers, and which, therefore, will not actuate the lock. Fig. 3 shows cylinder with proper key fully inserted, and the operation of cam at rear which actuates the lock mechanism.

Fig. 2

condition the plug is barred against rotation by the “ drivers,” each of which rests partly in the p lu g and p artly in the cylinder, as seen in Figs. 1 and 2. THE “ CYLIN D ER ” OF A YALE LOCK Illustrating the YALE Pin-Tumbler Mechanism

Yale

fe 5

T ow n e Locks and H a r d w a r e

W hen a key is inserted its point passes under the pins, successively, and raises them so that they rest on top of the key. T h e insertion of the tru e k ey lifts each pin to a point such that the j.oint between it and its “ d river” corresponds ex a ctly w ith the joint between the plug and the cylinder. T h e plug is now free to rotate w ithin the cylinder (see F ig. 3, page 15 ), the pins travelin g w ith the plug and the drivers rem aining station­ ary in their respective chambers. I f any but the true key be inserted, how ever, (see Fig. 2, page 1 5 ), the pins w ill not be lifted to the proper points, and the plug w ill still be barred against rotation. A s the num ber o f the pin-tum blers is usu ally five, and as a variation of one-fiftietli of an inch from the proper height w ill cause any tumbler ef­ fectively to prevent rotation o f the plug, it w ill be seen that the Y a le Lock possesses a high order o f security and a vast capacity for key-changes or “ combinations.” T h e invention o f the rotating “ plug,” with its contained “pin-tumblers,” carried w ith it and m ade possible the em ploym ent o f a flat but rotative key.

In designing

this M r. Y a le adopted the trefoil form fo r the bow or handle o f the key, his original form o f key being shown by F ig. 4, and for m any years this peculiar design was used on ly w ith the Y a le L ock, and thus became generally identified w ith it, so that, in time, every lock w ith a flat key, especially if the bow o f the key had the trefoil shape, was popularly supposed to be a Y a le L ock, although a vast num ber o f cheap and insecure locks, not o f the “ cylinder” type, having keys of flat m etal and w ith trefoil-shaped bow s, w ere m ade and sold. couraged

U n fortunately, this error still persists, being often en­

by unscrupulous dealers, and thousands o f bogus locks are palmed off

annually as genuine Y a le L ocks on custom ers w ho are too little informed, or too careless, to detect the fraud by n oting the absence from the goods of the name and trade-m ark o f the sole m akers o f the genuine Y a le Lock, T h e Y a le & Tow ne Manu­ factu rin g Com pany. A s the popularity o f the Y a le L ock grew and the demand for it increased, the e x ­ perts o f the C om pany, finding that the origin al construction, although affording great capacity fo r key changes, perm itted the lock easily to be attacked by proper picking tools in the hands o f an expert, devised and adopted a radical improvement.

This

consisted in corru g atin g the blade o f the key (see Fig. 5 ), thereby m aking it stronger and far_ m ore difficult to duplicate, and in form ing the sides of the key-w ay with re­ verse corrugations, conform in g to and interlocking with, those of the key. Several very m arked advantages resulted from this im provem ent. It prevented the tilting of the key in the cylinder, w hich had been a fault w ith the flat k e y ; it g rea tly increased the resistance o f the lock to picking; / " — " it added further security bv m aking it far more difficult to Spindle Vie in. S o lid ; B ackset 2% inches; B ro n ze-

front, bolt, cylinder, hub and strik e; 3 P aracentric keys. O p e ra te d as b elow ; self-locking. F o r d oors 1 % to 2

inches thick.

P la in T r im , B ronze K nob and Rose, B uffed finish. O p e ra te d fro m o u tsid e b y k e y a n d fro m in sid e b y k n ob . N o. 66R * — Japanned Iron C ase; Rabbeted f r o n t .....................................d o zen $122.50 N o. 66S— Japanned Iron C ase; fo r Slid in g d o o r s .....................................

“

102.00

O p e ra te d fro m b o th sid es b y k e y , th e k n o b b e in g om itted . S pecify thickness o f door when ordering. No. 66}4R * — Japanned Iron C ase; Rabbeted f r o n t .........................' .

.

N o. 6654S— Japanned Iron C ase; fo r Slid in g d o o r s ............................... Packed: each in a box, with trim and screws complete. •Not Reversible; specify hand of door when ordering.

d o zen $167.50 “

138.00

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Yale

T o w n e L o c k s an d H ar d w ar e

Nos. 4GG and 466It Lines of Yale Mortise Night Latches

'va A

heavier and larger size o f the X o . 66 M ortise N ig h t L atch shown on pages 68 and 69. F o r thick doors

C a se, 4 % x 3 ^ x i ins.; Spindle s/ie in. S o lid ; B ackset, 2^4 inches; Bronze bolt, front, strike, cylinder and hub; 3 P aracen tric keys. O p e ra te d as b elow ; self-locking. F o r d o o rs 1^5 to 2^4 inches thick. P la in T r im , B ron ze K n ob and Rose, Buffed finish. O p e ra te d fro m o u tsid e b y k e y an d fro m in sid e b y knoti. N o. 466— Japanned Iron C a se; F la t f r o n t ................................................. dozen $143.75 No.

466R*— Japanned Iron C a se; Rabbeted front, /J2 in ..............................

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176.25

O p e ra te d fro m b o th sid es b y k e y , th e k n o b b e in g o m itted . S pecify thickness o f

door when

ordering.

N o.

4 6 6 ^ — Japanned Iron C ase; F lat f r o n t ................................................ dozen $188.75

No.

466J4R*— Japanned Iron C a se; Rabbeted front, y2 in............................ Tacked : each in a box, with trim and screws complete. *Not Reversible; specify hand of door when ordering.

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221.25

L o c k s

a n d

L a t e

h e s

7*

Cuts

onc-hulf size.

No. S66.

Tale Mortise Screen Door Latch

F o r Screen D oors exclu sively ; when so used may be operated by same key as the Yale Cylinder Front D o o r L ock

C ase, 3

ins.; Japanned Iron ; Spindle B Ae in. Solid S w iv e l; Backset

ins.; B ronze bolt, front, strike, cylinder and hub; 3 P aracentric keys.

O p e ra te d from outside by knob and key and from inside by lever handle.

K nob

m ay be set by stop ; self-locking. F o r d o o rs x to I $4 inches thick.

P la in T rim , B ronze knob, L eve r handle and 2 Escutcheon Plates,

x

inches, B uffed finish.

N o .

866—

L a t c h

w i t h

p l a i n

B r o n z e

t r i m ,

a s

a b o v e ........................................................... d o z e n

Packed : each in a box, with screws complete.

s e t s

$

57.80 ★

Yale

72

££?

T own e L o c k s and H a r d w a r e Cuts one-half size.

No. P2202 Line of Vulcan Mortise Night Latches

O ne of the best types o f bit key M ortise N ig h t Latch.

C a se, 2

A ll w rought metal

x 3Y& x Y& 'ns- > Spindle 24 in- S o lid ; B ackset, 2^4 in ch es; B ron ze bolt,

front, strike and hub; 2 F la t steel keys, 12 changes. O p e ra te d from outside by key and from inside by thum b-piece; self-locking. F o r d o o rs up to 2 ^ inches thick, as below. P la in T r im , B ron ze thum b-piece w ith base and key plate, B uffed finish.

No. P2202— B ron ze P lated Steel C ase; fo r doors up to i $4 ins. thick.

.

No. P2202J/2— B ron ze P lated Steel C ase; for doors up to 2^2 ins. thick

.

Packed : each in a box, with trim and screws complete.

d o zen $28.75 “

28.75

Dead Locks

A

D E A D Lock is one having a “ dead” bolt, that is, a bolt moving in either direction only by the key, as distinguished from a

N ig h t Latch in which the bolt is retracted by the key, but is moved into the locked position automatically by a spring.

Dead Locks should

be given preference for all uses where the best security is desired, and where the use of the lock is not very frequent. The follow ing section contains an assortment of Rim and Mortise Dead Locks most commonly used.

M ost of them are of the cylinder

type, for the reason that where a Dead Lock is used the best security is usually desired; but a few Dead Locks of the lever-tum bler type are also shown. R im Locks are apt to be preferred because easier of adjustment, but greater security against violence is afforded by a Mortise Lock of equal size.

As a R im Lock can be easily detached by means of a screw

driver, it affords no security from the inside of the door, whereas a Mortise Lock cannot be removed from either side when the door is closed.

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Y a l e & T o w n e L o c k s and. H a r d w a r e

No. 12.

Yale Rim Dead Lock*

T h e original lock o f this type. T h e ope­ ration from both sides by key afford­ ing great security

C ase, 4 x 2 / 2 x i ins.; B ackset 1% ins.; B ronze bolt and cylin der; 3 P aracentric keys. O p e ra te d by key from either side. F o r d o o rs i T / s to 3 inches thick. No. 12— Japanned Iron Case and S t r i k e ........................................................dozen $90.00

Xo. 4 Line of Yale Rim Dead Locks

C a s e, 5 * 3 x i $4 ins->' B ackset i l/ 2 ins.; B ronze bolt and cylinder; 3 P aracen tric keys. O p e ra te d by key from either side. F o r d o o rs 1% to 3 inches thick. N o. 4 -J a p a n n e d Iron Case and S t r i k e ........................................................ N o. 4 B — B uffed B ronze Case and S t r i k e ........................................... Packed : each in a bos, with screws.

“ 15000

L o c k s

a n d

L a t c h e s

No. 712.

7 5

Yale Rim Dead Lock

A later form of the N o. 12 Rim Dead Lock. Operated by knob from inside

C ase, 4 x 2l/ 2 x i ins.; B ackset 1% ins.; B ron ze bolt, cylinder and knob; 3 P a ra ­ centric keys. O p e ra te d from outside by key and from inside by knob. F o r d oors 1% to 3 inches thick. N o. 712— Japanned Iron C ase and S t r i k e ................................................. dozen $75-°°

No. 702.

Yale Rim Dead Lock

C a s e, 5 x 2 ^ x i ins.; B ackset i JA in s .; B ronze bolt, cylinder and k n o b ; 3 P aracen tric keys. O p e ra te d from outside by key and from inside by knob.

F o r d o o rs 1 ^ to 3 inches thick. No. 70 2 -J ap an n ed Iron C ase and S t r i k e ........................................................dozen $82.50 Packed: each in a box, with screws,

j

_

j ' J j

J 3 1 Ii

Yale & T owne Locks and H a r d w a r e

7 6

Cuts one-half size.

No. 32.

Yale Rim Dead Lock

Sim ilar to N o. 042 Rim N ig h t Latch, but requiring the use o f the key in locking from outside. T he dead bolt offers absolute security against tampering through crack between door and frame C a se,

x 3^ x % in s .; B ackset 2

i ns. ; B ronze bolt, cylinder and k n o b ; 3

P aracen tric keys. O p e ra te d from outside by key and from inside by knob. F o r d o o rs 1 to 2^2 inches thick. N o. 32— Japanned Iron C ase and S t r i k e ........................................................dozen $65.00

No. 722 Line of Yale Rim Dead Locks

A popular lock w ith P in -T u m b ler m echanism ; easy o f application C a se, 4X 2J/2X I ins.; B ackset,

ins.; B ron ze bolt and knob; B ron ze plated

Steel tu b e ; 3 C orru gated keys. O p e ra te d from outside by k ey and from inside by knob. No. 722— Japanned Iron C ase and S trik e ; fo r doors up to I y2 ins.

..

No. 722^2— Japanned Iron C ase and S trik e ; fo r doors I Y\ to 2J4 ins. Packed: each in a box, with screws.

dozen $65.00 .

“ 65.00

Locks

and

La t c h e s

7 7

Cuts one-half size.

F or Closet and other light doors C a s e, 2 x 2^4 x Ya in s .; B ackset, 2^8 ins.; Iron bolt; Japanned key plate; i

Tinned

M alleable Iron k e y ;

4

changes. j No. 35S.

O p e ra te d by key from either side.

Rim Dead Look

No. 358— Japanned Iron C ase and S t r i k e ........................................................dozen $2.60 ★

F o r ordinary doors C ase, 2Yi, x 3 x Y in s .; Backset, 2 in s.: Iron bolt; Japanned key plate; I Tinned

M alleable

Iron

key,

4

changes. O p e ra te d by key from either side. No. 0369%.

Rim Dead Lock

No. 0369^— Japanned Iron Case and S t r i k e ........................................... dozen $3.30'^'

F o r ordinary doors C ase, 2>2 x 3-^s x Y\ ins-! Backset, ins.; Iron bolt; Japanned key plate; 1 Tinned

M alleable Iron key, 4

changes. O p e ra te d by key from either side. No. 0373%.

Rim Dead Lock

No. 0373^4— Japanned Iron C ase and S t r i k e ........................................... dozen $3.90'^ Packed : % dozen in a box, with screws and key plates.

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Yale

Towne Locks and H a r d w a r e Cuts one-half size

A high grade lever-tum bler lock; the best o f its type.

Can be furnished

to special order in large quantities, all different and m aster-keyed C ase, ins.;

x 3y% x 7/ % in s .; B ackset, 2 ^ B ron ze

b olt;

Japanned key

p la te ; I Solid steel key, 36 changes. O p e ra te d by key from either side. No. 4300.

Rim Dead Lock

No. >4300— Japanned Iron C ase and Strike.

3 T um blers .

.

.

.

dozen $9.70 *

Packed : % dozen in a box, with screws and key plates.

No. 0334.

Rim Store Door Dead Lock

A heavy lock fo r exterior doors.

T he folding key is convenient for carrying

C a s e and Strike Japanned Iron, size as b elow ; Iron b olt; Japanned k ey plate; 2 F old in g nickel plated steel keys, 24 changes. O p e ra te d by key from either side. No. 0334— 4 x 6 x 1 ins.; B ackset 3^4 ins.; 3 T u m b l e r s .......................... dozen $27.00i r No. 0341— 5 x 8 x 1 ^

ins.;

3^

“

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.........................

Packed: each in a box,W ith screws and key plates.

“

4 3 .0 0 *

Locks and Lat c hes

79

Cu ts one-half size.

T h e earliest type o f S to re D oor L ock;

still popular in

certain

sections C ase, i$ i

4 x 2^ x ^ ins.;

Iron

in s .; Backset, bolt; Japanned

key plate; 2 Fold ing steel keys, 12 changes. O p e ra te d by key from either side.

No. 1102.

Kim Dead Lock

No. 1102— Japanned Iron Case and S t r i k e ................................................. dozen $14.00 -fa

A larger size o f the N o. 1102 Rim Dead Lock. stock

by

Carried in

hardware

dealers

generally. C ase, 5 x 3 x 1 in s .; Backset, 2 ins.; key

Iron plate;

bolt;

Japanned

2 F old in g steel

keys, 12 changes. O p e ra te d by key from either side.

No. 1145.

Him Dead Lock

N o. 1 145— Japanned Iron C ase and Strike Packed: each in a box, with screws and key plate.

dozen $ 15.00-^-

8o

Yal e & T own e L o c k s and H a r d w a r e Cut 8 one-half size.

One

of

the

best

types o f

M ortise Dead L ocks.

bit key

A ll wrought

M etal C ase, 2*4 x 3Vs x 5/s in s .; Backset, 21/4 in s .; B ronze front, bolt, strike and k ey p late;

I

S olid steel key, 36

changes. O p e ra te d by key from either side. No. P2230. Vulcan Mortise Dead Lock

No. P2230— B ron ze P lated Steel Case and Strike.

3 Tum blers .

.

dozen $18.00 -fa

Packed : % dozen in a box, with screws and key plates.

A larger size of the No. 344 Dead L ock illus­ trated on opposite page C ase,

3 x 3 ^ xM

ins.;

Japanned Iron ; Bronze front, bolt, strike and cylinder; 3 Paracentric keys. O p e ra te d as below. For [s0,000j

d oors

1

to

iji

inches thick. P la in

T rim ,

Bronze

Thum b-piece with base, buffed finish.

N o. 348

Operated by key from outside and by thum b-piece from inside

No. 34834— O perated by key from either s i d e ...................................... Packed : each in a box, with trim and screws complete. .

dozen $112.50 B ackset 2% ins.................................................dozen $127.50

N o.

3 4 4 & N — 2*g x 3*6 x &

No.

344M R *— 2 . ^ x 3 ^ x ^4 ins. “

ins.

“

2lA

ins................................................

||4 in s.; Rabbet, l/ 2 in.

.

Packed : each in a box, with screws. ♦Not Reversible; specify hand of floor when ordering.

.

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127.30

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160.00

Yale

Town e Locks and H a r d w a r e Cuts one-half size.

Nos. 304 and 304R Lines of Yale Mortise Dead Locks

A heavier and larger size o f the N o. 344 D ead L o ck illustrated on previous page C a se, 3 ?4 X 374x 1% ins.; B ackset 2^4 inches; B ronze front, bolt, cylinder and strik e; 3 P aracen tric keys. O p e ra te d as below. F o r d o o rs

to 3 inches thick. O p e ra te d b y k e y fro m on e sid e o n ly .

N o. 304— Japanned Iro n C a se ; F la t f r o n t ........................................................ dozen $90.00 No. 304R "— Japanned Iron C a se; Rabbeted front, Y2 i n c h ....................................... ‘‘ 122.50 O p e ra te d fro m b o th sid e s b y k e y . S pecify thickness o f door w hen orderin g No. 3 0 4 ^ -J a p a n n e d Iron C ase; F la t f r o n t .................................................. d ozen $135.00 No. 304*4 R *

Japanned Iron C ase; Rabbeted front, y2 inch

.

.

Packed : each in a bos, with screws. ♦Not Reversible ; specify band of door when ordering.

.

.

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167.50

Locks and Latehes

Nos. 318 and 318R Lines of Yale Mortise Dead Locks

A still heavier and larger size of the No. 344 M ortise Dead Lock. designed for penal institutions

Especially

C ase, 4 x 3 ^ x i Y\ ins.; B ackset, 2Y\ ins.; B ron ze front, bolt, cylinder and strike; 3 P aracen tric keys. O p e ra te d as below. F o r d o o rs 2 to 2Y inches thick. O p e ra te d b y k e y fro m on e sid e o n ly. No. 318— Japanned Iron C ase; F la t f r o n t ..................................................... dozen N o. 318 R *— Japanned Iron C ase; Rabbeted front, ^

in.............................

$120.00

“

152.50

No. 318^4— Japanned Iron C ase; F lat f r o n t ................................................. dozen

$165.00

O p e ra te d fro m b o th sid es b y k ey . S pecify thickness o f door when ordering.

N o. 3i 8>4R * — Japanned Iron C ase; Rabbeted front,

in.............................

Packed: each in a box, with screws. ♦Not Reversible; specify hand of door when ordering.

“

197.50

84

Yale & To wne Lo c ks and H a r d w a r e Cuts one-half size.

T h e earliest type o f M ortise Store D o o r L o ck

C ase, 2 ^ x 3 x % ins.; Backset, 2l/% ins.; B rass front, bolt, strike and k ey p late; 2 F la t steel keys, 24 changes. O p e ra te d by key from either side. No. 93.

Mortise Dead Lock

N o. 93— Japanned Iron C ase; 3 T u m b l e r s ..................................................dozen $40.00* Packed : each in a box, with screws and key plate.

A

high grade

bit

key

M ortise

D ead L o ck C ase,

2 % x 3% x H

ins.;

B ack­

set, 2^4 ins.; B ron ze front, bolt, strike

and

k ey p la te; 1 Solid

steel key, 54 changes. O p e ra te d

by

k ey

from

either

side. No. 1300. Mortise Head Lock

No. 1300— Japanned Iron C ase; 3 T u m b l e r s ............................................dozen $ 2 3.0 0 * Packed : % dozen in a box, with screws and key plates.

Builders’ Hardware

' y ^ / ' H I L E this catalogue contains an assortment of Locks which em­ braces nearly all the types and kinds which are in most ac­ tive demand, its limits forbid an attempt to include an equally com­ prehensive selection of our general line of Builders’ Hardware, which is one of the most varied and extensive in the world.

The following

pages, however, present a few examples of plain hardware, covering some of the articles most commonly called for, or most likely to be needed in connection w ith the other goods contained herein. O u r complete line of Builders’ Hardware, both plain and orna­ mental, can only be fully presented by means of our general Trade Cat­ alogue, a large folio volume of over one thousand pages, designed for use chiefly by jobbers and other large distributors.

W e shall always

respond promptly, however, to requests for fuller information con­ cerning any of our numerous products, many of which are effectively shown by the special folders which we issue.

86

Yale

T own e L o c k s and H a r d w a r e Cuts one-half size.

No. 2096

Mortise Door Bolts B ron ze and Iron B a c k s e t, 2 ins.; D iam eter of bolt, y2 in.; Front, N os. 95 and 96, 2 x % ins., Nos 2095 and 2096, inch. No. 95— Crescent Thum b K n o b ; B ron ze M etal, B uffed finish . . . dozen $7.60 O ld Copper 96— Round K n o b ; B ron ze M etal, B uffed finish . . . O ld Copper “ . . . 2095— C rescent T h u m b -K n ob ; Iron, B ron ze P lated . . O ld Copper finish . 2096— Round K n o b ; Iron, B ron ze P l a t e d ........................ O ld Copper finish . . . . Packed : 1 dozen in a box, with screws.

Chain and Foot Bolts B ron ze and Iron C h a in B o lts Dozen

N o. 1664— 6 in. Bronze, buffed $22.00 O ld Copper 25.00 1665— 8 in. Bronze, buffed 30.00 O ld Copper 33.00 2664— 6 in. Iron, B ronze P lated . 11.00 “ O ld Copper 13.00 2665— 8 in. Iron, B ron ze P lated . 12.60 “ O ld Copper 14.60 F o o t B o lts N o. 1674— 6 in. B ronze, buffed $24.00 “ O ld Copper 27.00 i 675— 8 in. Bronze, buffed 30.00 O ld Copper 33.00 2674— 6 in. Iron, B ronze P lated . 8.60 “ O ld Copper 10.60 2675— 8 in. Iron, B ron ze P lated . 10.00 “ O ld Copper 12.00 Packed : % dozen in a box, with screws.

Nos. 1674 or 2674

B u i l d e r s ’ H a r d ware

H7

Cuts one-half size.

Extension Bolts B ronze and Iron P rice includes any sice rod up to 24 inch; 25 to 36 inch rods, add $.20 list; over 36 inch rods, add $.40 list W ith

Knob

P late, Sl/2 x 1^8 inches. Each

No. 81— B ronze M etal, B uffed . . $2.20 O ld Copper 2.40 2081— Iron, B ronze P lated . . 1.20 O ld Copper . . 1.40 W it h L e v e r Plate, 6^ £ x iJ 4 inches. Each

No. 383— B ronze M etal, B uffed . “ “ O ld Copper 2383— Iron, B ronze P lated . “ O ld Copper . .

Nos. 81 and 2081

.

$3.00 3.20 . 1.80 . 2.00

Packed : % dozen in a bos, with guides, strikes and screws ; Rods, % dozen in a bundle, separately. No. 383

Chain Door Fasteners B ronze and Iron Case, i 24x 5H ins. C Strike, 2 x 1 ^ ins. Chain, 9 ins. Dozen

No. 625— Bronze, B uffed “

. $21.00

O ld Copper 23.40

2625 -Iron, B ron ze P l’t’d $9.00 Nos. 625 and 2625 Packed : % dozen in a box, with screws.

“

O ld Copper 9.80

88

Yale

£f?

Towne Locks and H a r d w a r e Cuts one-half size.

Loose Pin Butts Cast B ronze N o . 47 Pair

2>4 X2/2 ins.— B uffed B ronze finish $1.50 O ld Copper 1.60 ins.— B u ffed B ronze 2.20 3 x3 O ld Copper 2.30 ZV2 x 3/4 ins.— B uffed B ronze 2.35 O ld Copper 2.50 2.85 ins.— B uffed Bronze 4 x 4 3.00 O ld Copper 4 ^ X 4^ ins.— B uffed B ronze 3-35 O ld Copper 3-50 ins.— B uffed B ronze 4.00 S x 5 O ld Copper 4.20 N o. No. 47.

4y2 x 4% ins.

780

Cast Bronze Steel bushed, self-lubricating, w ith “ H o ld fast” pins, except sizes under 3 ^ x 3 ^ inches. Pair ins.— B uffed B ron ze finish $ 1.50 2 x 2 1.60 O ld Copper 2.00 2 Yi x 2 Y2 ins.— B uffed B ronze 2.10 O ld Copper 2.70 ins.— B uffed B ronze 3 x 3 2.80 O ld Copper 3.20 ins.— B uffed B ronze 3^x3^ O ld Copper ins.— B uffed B ronze O ld Copper 4H x 4/a ins.— B u ffed B ronze O ld Copper ins.— B uffed B ronze 5 x 5 O ld Copper S Y x 5 ^ ins.— B u ffed B ron ze O ld Copper 6 x6 ins.— B uffed B ronze O ld Copper 4

No. 7S0. Packed :

214 ins.

4% x 4% ins.

x 4

3-35 3-85 4.00 4-50 4-65 5-oo 5.20 6.70 6.90 8-35 8.55

and under, % dozen pairs in a box ; 3 ins. and over, 1 pair in a box, with screws.

B u i I d e r s ’ II a r d w a r e Cuts one-half sine.

------ 4

Nos. 1386 and 23SC

Casement Adjusters Bronze and Iron D iam eter of rod,

in .; Standard Plate, 2*4 x Y% in s.; H eight,

in.

Length of Rod 10 in. No. 1386— B ronze M etal, B uffed f i n i s h ................................................dozen $24.00 “ O ld Copper “ ..................................... “ 26.00 2386— Iron, B ron ze P l a t e d ....................................................... “ 9.20 “ O ld Copper f i n i s h ........................................... “ 9.60

12 in. $26.40 28.40 10.40 10.80

Packed : 1 dozen in a box, with screws.

Cupboard Turns B ronze and Iron W ith Round K n o b : Case, i ^ x i - ^ N o. 502— B ron ze M etal, B uffed finish O ld Nos. 502 and 2502

dozen $8.00

Copper “

2502— Iron, B ronze P lated “

.

O ld Copper finish

W ith T -h a n d le: Case,

“

9-00

.

“

5 °°

.

“

5.60

x

ins.

N o. 503— B ronze M etal, Buffed finish “

ins.

dozen $8.00

O ld Copper “

“

2503— Iron, B ronze P lated . . . Nos. 503 and 2503

“

Old Copper finish

.

W ith O val K n o b : Case, 1^4 x i %

“ “ Nos. 502% and 2502%

O ld Copper finish

5.00

“

5.60

dozen $8.00

O ld Copper “ .

“

ins.

N o. 502t2 /— B ron ze M etal, Buffed finish 250 2^ — Iron, B ronze P lated

9.00

. .

Packed : 1 dozen in a box, witli screws.

“

9-00

“

5-00

“

5.60

9o

Yale

Town e Locks and H a r d w a r e Cuts one-half size.

Cupboard Catches B ron ze and Iron iJ4 x i 54 inches. Nos. 512 and 2512

N o. 512— B ron ze M etal, B u ffed finish “ O ld Copper “ 2512— Iron, B ronze P lated . . “ O ld Copper finish . Packed : 1 dozen in a box, with

dozen $6.40 “ 7-20 gross 28.00 .“ 32.00 screws.

French W in d o w Catches B ron ze and Iron inches.

Nos. 510 and 2510

N o. 510— B ron ze M etal, B uffed finish dozen $5.50 “ O ld Copper “ “ 6.30 2510— Iron, B ronze P lated . . . “ 2.50 “ O ld Copper finish . “ 2.90 Packed : 1 dozen in a box, with screws.

Transom Catches B ron ze and Iron If furnished with Mortise Strike, specify recess

i^ x i^

Nos. G05 and 2005

inches.

N o. 605— B ronze M etal, B uffed finish “ O ld Copper “ 2605— Iron, B ron ze P lated . . . O ld Copper finish

dozen $5.85 “ 6.85 “ 300 . “ 3.60

F ront plate 7$ x 1 ]/2 ins.; Selvedge, i f s x i j ^

ins.

No. 1184— B ron ze M etal. B uffed finish dozen $8.00 “ O ld Copper “ “ 900 2184— Iron, B ron ze P lated . . . “ 3.60 O ld Copper finish . “ 4.20 Packed : 1 dozen in a box, with screws. Nos. 1184 and 2184

R im Turnbuckles B ron ze and Iron Furnished with Flush Strike, if so ordered, at same price i -Hj x i J^

No. 1000

inches.

No. 1069— B ron ze M etal, B uffed finish dozen $10.00 “ O ld Copper “ “ 11.00 2069— Iron, B ron ze P lated . . . “ 6.00 O ld Copper finish . “ 6.60 Packed :

1 dozen in a box, with screws.

B u i I d e r s ’ II a r d w a

r e

91

Cuts Olll'-ildlf size.

No. 42%

No. 1740

No. 1730. 1 0 x 3 ins.

Plain Bronze Door Trim Buffed Bronze

Old Copper Finish

D oor

P u ll N o. 42V2— 11 x 254s ins........................................................dozen ................................................. " 17 4 0 -11x 3 “

$62.45 6S-35

$64-45 67.35

P u sh

P la te N o. 1730— 1 0 x 3 “ 12x3 “ 14x3^ “

21.00 25.20 39-20

23.00 27.20 41.60

................................................. ................................................. .................................................

“ "

Packed: Nos. 42% and 1740, each in a box; No. 1730, two in a box, with screws.

9

i

Yale

T own e L o c k s and H a r d w a r e Cuts one-half size.

No. 1606

Ceiling Hooks B ronze and Iron Length, 2 ^ inches. N o. 713— B ron ze M etal, B uffed finish doz. $4.20 “ O ld Copper “ “ 4.60 27! 3— I ron (unpolished) B ronze P ltd “ 1.20 “ O ld Copper finish “ 1.40 For polished Hooks add ?.60 per dozen.

Coat and H a t Hooks Nos. 413 and 2413

B ron ze and Iron P rojection o f upper hook, 33.-6 inches. No. 413— B ron ze M etal, B u ffed finish doz. $3.75 “ O ld Copper “ “ 4.20 2413— Iron (u n polished ), B ronze P ltd “ 1.00 “ O ld Copper finish “ 1.20 For polished Hooks add $.50 per dozen.

P rojection o f upper hook, 3 inches. No. 1603— B ron ze M etal, B uffed finish doz. $16.70 “

O ld Copper “

“

17.10

Towel Hooks B ron ze P ro jectio n o f upper hook, s T/£ inches. N o. 1606— B ron ze M etal, B uffed finish doz. $7.90 “ O ld Copper “ “ 8.30 No. 1003

Packed : 1 dozen in a box, with screws.

B it i I d e r s ’ H a r d w a r e

9 3

Cuts one-half size.

No. 845

Back Plate

Hood

Letter Hole Trim Cast Bronze F ront P late 2>4 x 7 inches. No. 845— F ro n t Plate, B ron ze M etal, Buffed finish “

“

O ld Copper

“

. . . .

dozen $20.00

. . . .

22.40

847— F ro n t and B ack Plate, B ron ze M etal, B uffed finish O ld

Copper

“

849— F ro n t P late and H ood, B ronze M etal, B uffed finish O ld Copper

“

Packed : each in a box, with screws.

26.00 29.60 36.00 40.80

94

Yale

T own e L o c k s and H a r d w a r e

Series “A ” Cuts Yz Size o f 2 inch F igure.

O

•

oenes C uts

AB

t 4T~'

r

Size.

Series No. 1 Cuts F u ll Size.

Series No. 2 C uts Yz Size.

Numerals and Letters P rices on application.

B u i l d e r s ’ H a r d w a r e

95

Cuts one-half size.

“ Cinch” Sash Clamp Patented. T h is device is a substitute for the common sash fast, and fo r m any uses has m arked advantages over all other sash fastenings. Its construction and application w ill be seen in the above illustration. In addition to locking the sashes in their closed position, the clamp w ill also lock them in any open position, a function not possessed by the ordinary sash fast. D iam eter o f Screw , in.; Thum b-piece plate, V/2 x i/t, ins.; A djustm ent, iy 2 to 5 ins. No. 1450— Thum b-piece w ith Base, B ronze M etal, B uffed finish . . . dozen $10.50 O ld Copper " . . . “ 11.75

Yale Screw Sash Fast A m ong other excellen t features may be mentioned the follow ing: It guards the w indow securely against opening. It forces the sashes up and down against top and bottom o f fram e. It draw s the sashes firm ly together. 2y2 x 1 and 234 x inches. N o. 1376— B ronze M etal, B uffed finish . . . dozen $12.00 “ O ld Copper “ . . . “ 12.80 “ 6.00 2376— Iron, B ronze P l a t e d ................................ “ O ld Copper finish . . . . “ 6.75 Packed : % dozen in a box, with screws. No. 1376

“ V ulcan” Sash Fasts

,,

Nos. W1400 S2400 and

S/40^ “

B ronze and S teel R egu la rly furnished w ith Rim Strike. M ortise Strike w ill be supplied at same price, if ordered. P late, 2 x 1 in s.; Rim Strike, 2% x yA in s .; M ortise Strike, 2 ^ x 1 3 ^ ins. No. W 1400— B ron ze M etal, Buffed finish . dozen $6.80 O ld Copper 7-55 S2400— Steel polished, B ronze Plated 4-35 “ “ O ld Copper finish 4.90 S2405— Steel, unpolished, B ronze P lated 3-30 “ “ O ld Copper finish Packed : 1 dozen in a box, with screws.

3.85

9

6

Yale

&

Towne

Locks

and H a r d w a r e

Types of Transom Lifters

P I a i n II a r d w a r c

97

C S sSr

ULI Position when Looked. Real- View.

Position when Unlocked. Rear View.

Yale Transom Lifters T h e L ock in g D evice used w ith the Y a le T ransom L ifters con­ sists o f an A utom atic Grip, the construction and action of which are clearly shown in the accom panying illustrations. T o find correct length o f any style of L ifte r wanted, deduct four feet from the distance between the floor and center of transom.

Coppered Steel F o r T o p or C e n tre H u n g T ra n s o m s. Per

No. S143— Y\ in. rod ; Lei gth 3 feet 81444 “ S i 54— r/i 1; in. rod; 4 “ r “ D S i 55— r a S 165— -vg in. rod; D 6 “ S i 66— For

B o tto m

100■

$30.40 30.40 45-50 51.00 65-50 72.80

H u n g T ra n so m s.

No. S243— in. r o d ; Length 3 feet S244— “ “ 4 “ 5254— 5/i6 in. ro d ; “ 4 tl 5255— b 5265— Y i in. rod ; “ 5 5266— “ “ 6

$47-35 47-35 56.45

61.90 76.45 83-75

E x tra ro d , % o o r yA in., $.10 p er fo o t ; Y& in., $.15 p er foot. * Price does not include screws ; for screws add 7 cents each list. Packed : 100 in a ease.

Smaller quantities w ill l)e wired and shipped in bundles.

98

Yale

T own e Lo c k s and H a r d w a r e

O p e ra tio n . D ow n w ard pressure on either of the arm s raises the other end of the drop and allow s the gate to sw in g open, a lw a y s fro m y o u . In closing, the drop against which the gate m ust stop is a lw a y s in p o sitio n , so that the gate can never sw ing past. In this position the “ gu ard ” at the bottom o f F asten er is under the lug, thus render­ ing it im p o s sib le to lift th e g a te off its h in g es . Com plete F i x t u r e s ....................................................................................... per dozen sets $13.50 A -F ront P late each $.15 B -B ack P late “ . to 1 humb-piece .10

D — S trik e E -H o o d F — Staple

.

. . .

. “

.20 .

each $.10 G — P o st H in ge H — G ate H in ge “ .30 “ .20 I & J ~ N u t& w

Packed : one set in a box, xvitli screws.

Locks in Sets

T

H IS section contains a selection of our most popular locks for front, inside, and store doors, describing and pricing them both

separately, and in sets complete with trim. Sets for Front and Vestibule Doors include both cylinder and bitkey locks, of the most popular kinds, with Plain bronze trim, pages io o to i o i , and also with a number of attractive Designs of different schools and in various finishes, pages 109 to 125. Sets for Inside Doors are of various grades, and are adapted for all ordinary uses on the interior doors of residences and other buildings. They are shown with Plain bronze and steel trim, pages 102 to 105, and with Ornamental trim, pages 109 to 125. Sets for Store Doors include cylinder locks (which is now the ac­ cepted type of lock for this use), and also bit-key locks, with plain bronze handles, pages 126 to 129, and also with a variety of orna­ mental handles, in designs of different schools and in various finishes, pages 130 to 134.

The use of handsome trim with store door locks is

increasing, and where these goods are effectively shown they command ready sale.

TOO

Yale & Towne Locks and H a r d w a r e Cuts one-third size.

Front Door Lock-set Yale Cylinder Plain

W rought B ronze Trim

No. 750 L o c k , R e v e r s ib le . C ase 6 x 2,Y\ x inches, Japanned Iro n ; F ront, bolts, hub, cylinder and strike, B ro n ze; Backset, 21/4 in ch es; inch T r ip le x S w ivel spindle; 3 Paracentric k ey s; Operated, Latch bolt by knob from either side and by key from outside ; Dead bolt by key from outside and by thumb-piece from inside; O uter knob m ay be set by s t o p .........................each $11.00 T r im : P air 2l/ i x 2J4 inch Knobs and 2 E s­ cutcheon Plates 10x 2^4 inches . . . Lock-set, Bronze, buffed . O ld Copper Finish

. .

.

each $15.50 “ 16.10

Lock No. 750 with Trim

Vestibule Door Lock-set Y ale Cylinder Plain

W jo u g h t Bronze Trim

N o. 790 L a tc h , R e v e r s ib le . Case, 5 x 3J4 x M inches, Japanned Iro n ; Front, bolts, hub. cylinder and strike, B ron ze; B ackset, 234 inches; ^ inch T rip le x S w ivel spindle; 3 P aracen tric k e y s ; O perated by knob from either side and by key from o u tsid e ; O uter knob m ay be set by stop . . . . each $8.35 T r im . P air 2 ^ x 2 5 4 inch K n o b s ; Outside, E scutcheon P late 7 x 2*4 inches; Inside, R ° s e .................................................................... ....... Lock-set, B ronze, buffed . . . O ld Copper Finish . .

each $10.80 “ Lock No. 790 with Trim

racked : one set in a box, with screws. F o r O rn a m en ta l L o e k -s e ts see pa ges 109 to u j .

4.50

L o c k $

i n

S e t s

Cut* one-third

size

Front Door Lock-set B it Key Plain Jl'rought Bronze Trim N o. P3510 L o c k : Case 5 x 3 x % inches, Bronze Plated S te e l; F ront, bolts, hub and strike, B ro n z e ; Backset, 2-)4 in ch es; Reversible, for doors of either hand; ‘Vin inch T rip lex Sw ivel spindle; 3 N ickel plated steel keys, 12 changes; Operated. Latch bolt by knob from either side and by key from o u tsid e; Dead bolt by key from both sides. T h e same key operates both latch and dead b o lt; O uter knob may be set by s t o p ............................................................. dozen $33.00 T r im : P air 2^4 x 2)4 inch K n ob s; Outside, E s ­ cutcheon Plate 10 x 2 3 4 inches; Inside, K e y Plate and R ose ................................................. dozen 30.50 dozen sets $63.50 “ 69.00

Lock-set, Bronze, buffed “ Old Copper finish Lock Xo. P3510 with Trim

Vestibule Door Lock-set B it K ey

C3

Plain Jl’ rought Bronze Trim No. P3510J4 L a t c h : Case 5 X 3^ X 5^ inches, Bronze P lated Steel; Front, bolts, hub and strike, B ro n z e ; Backset, 2% in ch es; Reversible, for doors of either hand; ■ 'vis inch T rip lex Sw ivel spindle; 2 N ickel plated steel keys, 12 changes; Operated, by knob from either side and by key from outside; O uter knob may be set by s t o p ........................................... dozen $30.00 T r im : P air 2 * 4 x 2 % inch K n o b s; Outside, E s ­ cutcheon P late 7 x 2^4 inches ; Inside, Rose, dozen 22.60 Lock-set, Bronze, buffed “ Old. Copper finish

dozen sets $52.60

“

57-6o

Lock No. P35101/Z with Trim

Packed : each in a box, with screws. F o r O rnam ental L o e k -s e ts see pages log to 125.

102

Yale

C£T

T o w n e L o c k s a n d H a r d zv a r e Cuts

one-third size.

Inside Door Lock-set Vulcan Jr. L ock Plain W rought B ronze and S teel Trim S tee l No. S B 3 316 L o c k : C ase 3^ > x 3*4 x *4 inches, B ronze Plated S tee l; F ront and strike, B ron ze P lated Steel, polished; Bronze plated iron b olts; Iron hub; B ack­ set, 2% in ch es; R eversible, fo r doors of either hand; °An inch T rip le x spindle; 1 N ickel plated solid steel key, 12 changes; O perated, by knob and key from either s i d e ........................................................dozen $7.00 T r im : P air 2*4 x 2*4 inch Jet K nobs and 2 Escutcheon Plates 5 ^ x 1 ^ inches, doz. 4.00 Lock-set,

Lock Xo. 331(5 with Trim

B ron ze Plated, buffed, doz. sets $11.00 Old Copper finish . “ “ 13.00 B ro n z e

No. P3316 L o c k . Sam e as No. SB3316 above, but w ith B ronze front and bolts,doz.$io.oo T r im : P air 2l/+ x 2 % inch Jet K nobs and 2 Escutcheon P lates 5 ^ x 1 ^ inches, doz. 10.00 Lock-set,

B ronze, buffed . dozen O ld Copper finish “

sets $20.00 “ 24.00

Inside Door Lock-set Vulcan Jr. L o ck P lain W rought B ron ze and S teel Trim S te e l No. S B 3 316 L o c k : as described above, with Bronze plated front, strike and bolts, doz. $7.00 T r im : P air 2 5 4 x 2 J4 inch W rou gh t Steel Knobs and 2 Escutcheon P lates 5^2 x i n c h e s ..................................................dozen $7.35 Lock-set, B ronze plated, buffed, doz. sets $14.35 “ Old Copper finish . “ “ 16.85 B ro n z e No. P 3316 L o c k : Sam e as No. SB3316 above, but w ith B ron ze front and bolts, doz.$10.00 T r im : P air 2 % n 2 % inch W ro u gh t B ronze K nobs and 2 Escutcheon Plates 5J4 x i ^ i n c h e s ..................................................dozen $16.40 Lock-set, B ronze, buffed . “ O ld Copper finish

Lock No. 3316 with Trim

dozen sets $26.40 . “ “ 31.20

Packed : each in a box, with screws. F o r O rn a m en ta l L o c k -s e ts see pages

109 to uj .

L o c k

s

i 11

S e I s

Inside Door Lock-set Vtilcan Jr. Lock F lo n a n D esign; W rought Bronze or Steel, R elief N atural Color of Bronze, Ebonized M atte S tee l No. S B 3 316 L o c k : Case 3J4 x 3% x Vi inches, B ronze Plated S teel; F ro n t and strike, B ronze Plated Steel, p o lish ed ; Bronze plated iron b olts; Iron hub; B ack ­ set, 2j4 in ch es; R eversible, for doors of either hand; "/n< inch T r ip le x spindle; 1 N ickel plated solid steel key, 12 changes; Operated, by knob and key from either side ................................................. dozen $7.00 T r im : P air 2*4 x 2l/\. inch Jet Knobs and 2 Escutcheon Plates 5 ^ x 1 3 4 inches, doz. 4.00

Look No. 3316 with Trim

Lock-set, Bronze plated, finish as above, dozen s e t s ................................................. $11.00 B ro n z e No. P 3316: Same as No. SB3316 above, but w ith Bronze front and bolts . . dozen $ro.oo T r im : P air 2 ^ x 2j 4 inch Jet K nobs and 2 Escutcheon Plates x \Y\ inches, doz. 10.00 Lock-set, Bronze, finish as above, dozen sets ....................................................... $20.00

Inside Door Lock-set Vulcan Jr. L ock Florian D esign; W rought Bronze or Steel, R elief Natural C olor of Bronze, Ebonized Matte S tee l No. SB3316 L o c k , as described above, w ith Bronze plated front, strike and bolts, doz. $7 00 T r im : P air 2 ^ x 2 ^ inch Steel Florian Knobs and 2 Escutcheon P lates 5^2 x \Y\ i n c h e s ................................................. dozen 7-3S Lock-set, B ronze plated, finish as above, dozen s e t s ................................................. $14-35 B ro n z e No. P3316 L o c k : Sam e as No. SB3316 above, but w ith Bronze front and bolts, doz.$10.00 T r im : P air 2 ^ x 2 5 4 inch B ronze Florian K nobs and 2 Escutcheon Plates 5Yi x i j 4 i n c h e s ................................................. dozen 16.40

Lock No. 3316 with Trim

L ock-set, Bronze, finish as above, dozen s e t s ..............................................................$26.40 Packed : each in a box, with screws. F o r O rnam enta l L o c k -s e ts see pages 109 to 125.

104

Yale & T own e L o c k s and H a r d w a r e Cuts oil e-th ird size.

Inside Door Lock-set Plain W rought B ron ze and S te el Trim S te e l N o. S B 7 19 L o c k : C ase 3H x 3*A * H inches, Japanned Iro n ; F ro n t and strike, B ronze P lated Steel, buffed ; B ron ze plated iron bolts; Iron h ub; B ackset. 2*^ inches; Reversible, fo r doors o f either hand; r‘A ^ ins....................................................... ...... set 16.80 Packed : one set in a box, with screws. p o r P la in and O rn a m en ta l S to r e D o o r S e ts see pages 136 to 134.

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5

Gardo Design S ch o o l— Greek B ronze; Old Copper Finish Hardware K n o b s ......................... Rose . . . . K e y P late . . . . Escutcheon Plates Cup Escutcheon D oor Pull . . . . Letter D rop Plate D rop D raw er P u ll . F lush Sash L ift H ook Sash L ift Push Button Push P late . . . .

No. 55J4 2x /2 x 2*4 ins. doz. pair “ “ “ 156 254x 2*4 “ 2*4 doz. a “ 812' 3 x 1 ^ tt 7^ X 2*4 “ tt 11 X 2^4 “ pair “ “ 854' 8 X 254 1254 X 2Vi “ each “ 43 “ 150 6 2 ^ x9 14 “ doz. 4 “

$26.80 17.20 4.00 4.00 13 35 28.35 2.80 4.90 26.00 16.00 8.00 4.00 16.00 33-35

L o c k -s e ts fo r F ro n t D o o rs Lock-set N o. 750 G a rd o : C ylinder L o ck No. 750 (p. 100) ; T rim , pair Knobs 2*4 x 2*4 ins., and 2 E s­ cutcheon Plates 11 x 2^4 ins.................................... set $18.95

Gardo

Lock-set No. P3510 G a rd o : B it K e y L ock No. P3510 (p. 101) ; T rim , pair Knobs 2 5 4 x 2 *4 ins.; Outside, E s­ cutcheon P late i i x 2J4 ins.; Inside, K e y P late and R o s e .................................................................dozen sets 90.55 L o c k - s e ts fo r V e s tib u le D o o rs

Lock-set No. 790 G a rd o : C ylinder L ock N o. 790 (p. 100); T rim , pair Knobs 2^2x234 ins.; Outside, Escutcheon P la te -11 x 2^4 ins.; Inside, Rose . set $13.65 Lcick-set N o. P351054 G a rd o : B it K e y L ock No. P 3 5 1 0 / (p. 101) ; T rim , pair Knobs 2*4 x 254 in s .; Outside, P late '/Y\ x 254 in s .; Inside, Rose, dozen sets 68.55 L o c k - s e ts fo r In sid e D o o rs Lock-set No. P3316 G a rd o : V u lcan Jr. L ock No. P3316 (p. 10 2); T rim , pair K nobs 2 5 4 x 2 *4 ins., and 2 Escutcheon P lates 7^4 x 2*4 ins. . .dozen sets $55.50 Lock-set N o. 1620 G a rd o : L ock No. 1620 (p. 105) ; T rim , pair Knobs 2*4 x25 4 ins., and 2 Escutcheon Plates 7-34 x 2 i ns.......................................... dozen sets 71.50 L o c k -s e ts fo r S lid in g D o o rs L ock-set No. P391254 G a rd o : L ock No. P391254, single flat (p. 108), and 2 Cup Escutcheons 8 x 254 ins....................................................................................... set $5.00 Lock-set N o. P392454 G a rd o : L ock No. P292454, double flat (p. 108), and 4 Cup Escutcheons 8 x 2J4 ins..................................................................................set 8.60 L ock-set No. P393654 G a rd o : L o ck No. P 393654, double astragal (p. to8), and 4 Cup Escutcheons 8 x 2*4 ins............................................................................ set 9.60 Packed : one set in a box, w ith screw s.

F o r P la in and O rnam ental S to re D o o r S e ts see pages 126 to 134.

Yale

H

T o wn e L o c k s a n d H a r d w a r e Cuts

one-third

size.

Hellenian Design Sch o o l— Colonial Antique B rass; or O ld Copper F inish H ardw are No. W H i 3t/4 3 X 2 ^ 8 “ W H 1 1 4 2 % X l/ % R o s e ......................... 2/ K e y P late “ W H 8 12 2 / 2 X I M Escutcheon Plates 7 X 2/ l 0/2 X 3 Cup Escutcheon . “ W H 8 54 ' 7 x 2 / D oor P u ll “ 10 /2x3 W H 47 Letter D rop P late “ W H 1506 2 / 2 x 7 W H 119 9 i?4 x 4/2 D rop D ra w er Pull “ W H 1349 1 / 4 x 4 ^ Flush Sash L ift . “ Push Button . . “ 5 x 214 14 15 P ush P late . . “ W H 1730 10/2 X 3 O val K nobs

.

.

ins. doz. pair $18.90 a a “ 12.40 doz. 2.00 “ i-5o 6.00 (( “ 16.00 “ pair 1.50 “ doz. 3"-7o “• 18.60 « “ 9.00 a 3-00 “ u “ 3--40 a " 16.00

L o c k - s e t s fo r F r o n t D o o r s L ock-set No. 750 H e l le n i a n : C ylinder L ock No. 750 (p. to o ) ; T rim , pair K nobs 3 x 29^ ins., and 2 E s ­ cutcheon P lates 105-2 x 3 ins.................................... set $16.25

Hellenian

L ock-set N o. P3510 H e lle n ia n : B it K ey L ock No. P3510 (p. 1 0 1 ); T rim , pair Knobs 2 5 ^ x 1 ^ ins.; Outside, Escutcheon P late ioV^ x 3 in s.; Inside, K ey P late and R o s e ........................................... dozen sets 68.90 L o c k - s e t s for V e s t ib u le D o o r s

Lock-set N o. 790 H e lle n ia n : Cylinder L ock No. 790 (p. 100) ; Trim , pair Knobs 3 x 2 ^ ins.; Outside, Escutcheon P late 1 0 ^ x 3 ins.: Inside, Rose . . set $11.80 Lock-set No. P3510V2 H e lle n ia n : Bit K e y L o c k No. P 3 5 io I,< (p. 101) ; Trim , pair Knobs 2 5 ^ x 1 ^ ins.; Outside, P late 7 x 2 / 2 ins.; Inside, R ose . dozen sets 54.40 L o c k - s e t s for In sid e D o o r s Lock-set No. P3316 H e lle n ia n : V ulcan Jr. L ock No. P3316 (p. 102) ; Trim , pair K nobs 2^8 x i/ s ins., and 2 Escutcheon Plates 7 x 2 / 2 ins. . . dozen sets $34-35 Lock-set No. P 719 H e lle n ia n : L ock No.P719 (p. 104'): T rim , pair Knobs 2 ^ x 1 /% ins., and 2 Escutcheon Plates 7 x 2/2 ins........................ dozen sets 33-35 L o c k - s e t s fo r S lid in g D o o r s L ock-set No. P 3g i 2l4 H e l le n i a n : L ock No. P39i2^4,single flat (p. 10S).and 2 Cup E scutcheons 7 x 2/2 ins............................................................................................set $3.50 Lock-set No. V ^ ^ / 2 H e l le n i a n : L ock No. P3924V2,double flat (p. Cup Escutcheons 7 x 2/2 ins............................................................................................set

108), and 4 5.60

L ock-set N o. P393 6'/ H e l le n i a n : L ock No. P 3936/2, double astragal (p. 108). and 4 Cup Escutcheons 7 x 2/2 ins............................................................. set

g go

Packed : one set in F o r P la in and

a box, with screws.

O rn a m en ta l S to r e D o o r S e ts see pa ges u 6 Is 134.

1.

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S e I S

1 17

Cuts onc-tliird size.

Ionian Design Sch ool— Colonial Antique Brass; or O ld Copper Finish Hardware O val Knobs Rose . . . . K ey Plate Escutcheon Plates Cup Escutcheon D oor P ull . L etter Drop P late Drop D raw er Pull F lush Sash L ift Push Button . Push P late .

ins. doz. pair $18.90 No. W I13J4 3^2S/ 8 12.40 “ W I1 1 4 2 ^ x iS / 8 doz. 2.00 2 Ya W I812 2 ^ x t ;4 1.50 6.00 7x2/2 “ 16.00 10 / x 3 pair 1.50 W I854 7 x tf/i doz. 3770 10 x 3 W I47 “ 18.60 W I1506 2.Y2 x 7 9.00 W I1199 1 ^ x 4 / 3.00 W I1349 1 3 4 x 4 ^ 1415 5x2/2 32.40 “ 16.00 W I1730 10 / 2 x 3

L o c k - s e t s fo r F r o n t D o o r s Lock-set N o. 750 Io n ia n : Cylinder L ock No. 750 (p. 100); T rim , pair K nobs 3 x 2§4 ins., and 2 E s­ cutcheon Plates 1 0 / x 3 ins.................................... set $16.25 L ock-set N o. P3510 Io n ia n : B it K e y L ock No. P3510 (p. 101) ; T rim , pair K nobs 2 ^ x 1 5 4 ins.; Outside, Escutcheon P late 1 0 / x 3 in s .; Inside, K e y Plate and R o s e ....................................................... dozen sets 68.90 L o c k - s e t s for V e s t ib u le D o o r s Lock-set N o. 790 Io n ia n : Cylinder L ock No. 790 (p. 100) ; Trim , pair Knobs 3 x 254 ins.; Outside. Escutcheon Plate 1 0 / 2 x 3 ins.; Inside, Rose . . set $11.80 Lock-set N o. P 3510 Y2 I o n ia n : B it K ey L ock No. P3510/2 (p. 101) ; Trim , pair Knobs 2 ^ x 1 5 4 ins.; Outside, P late 7 x 2 / ^ ins.; Inside, Rose . dozen sets 54-40 L o c k - s e t s for In sid e D o o r s Lock-set No. P3316 Io n ia n : V u lcan Jr. L ock No. P3316 (p. 102) ; Trim , pair Knobs 2^4 x i H ins., and 2 Escutcheon Plates 7 x 2 / ins. . . dozen sets $34-35 Lock-set No. P 719 Io n ia n : L ock No. P719 (p. 104) ; Trim , p/air Knobs 2^ g x i §4 ins., and 2 Escutcheon Plates 7 x 2 / ins................................................dozen sets 33.35 L o c k - s e t s fo r S lid in g D o o r s Lock-set No. P 3 9 1 2 / I o n ia n : L ock No. P 3 9 1 2 / , single flat (p. 108), and 2 Cup Escutcheons 7 x 2 / ins............................................................................................ set

$3.50

L ock-set No. P 3 9 2 4 / Io n ia n : L ock No. P 39 2 4 /, double flat (p. 108), and 4 Cup Escutcheons 7 x 2/2 ins............................................................................................ set

5.60

L ock-set No. P 3 9 3 6 / Io n ia n : L ock No. P 3 9 3 6 /, double astragal (p. 108), and 4 Cup Escutcheons 7 x 2Yi ins.....................................................................set

6.60

Packed : one set in a box, w ith screw s.

F o r P la in and O rnam ental S to re D o o r S e ts see pages 126 to 134.

Yale

11 8

C£T T o w n e L o c k s a n d H a r d w a r e Cuts one-third site.

Lydian Design S ch o o l— Colonial W rought S te e l; A n tiqu e Brass or O ld Copper Finish

O val Knobs Rose . . . . K e y P late . Escutcheon Plates Cup Escutcheon . D oor P ull . Drop D ra w er Pull Flush Sash L ift Push Button . Push Plate

N o. S L i i 3 ^ 3 x 2 5 ^ ins. doz. pair (i ii “ S L 114 2^ 5x15^ “ doz. 254 (( “ SL812 ’ 2 ^ X 1 % “ “ 7 x 2Y2 “ “ 10V2 X 27/S “ pair “ SL854 ’ 7 X 2 ^ “ SL43 I0Y2 X 27/s “ doz. “ “ SL1099 1^4 x 4/^ “ “ SL1349 \Ya x \Y2 “ gross “ SL1415 5 x 2*4 doz. “ “ SL1730 10Y2 x 2y8 “

-69 VO 00 0

Hardware 9.60 .70 .80 5.20 8.80 1.05 20.00 4-50 20.00 8.00 8.80

L o c k - s e t s for F r o n t D o o r s L ock-set N o. 750 L y d i a n : C ylinder L ock No. 750 (p. 100); T rim , pair Knobs 3 x 2 5 ^ ins., and 2 E s­ cutcheon Plates 1 0 ^ x 2 ^ ins................................set $13.85

Lydian

Lock-set No. P3510 L y d i a n : Bit K ey Lock No. P3510 (p. 101) ; T rim , pair Knobs 2% x ins.; Outside, Escutcheon P late 1 0 ^ x 2 ^ ins.; Inside, K ey Plate and R o s e ....................................................... dozen sets 56.90 L o c k - s e t s for V e s t ib u le D o o r s

Lock-set No. 790 L y d i a n : Cylinder L ock No. 790 (p. 100); Trim , pair Knobs 3 x 2 ^ ins.; Outside, Escutcheon P late io>4 x 2% ins.; Inside, Rose . set $10.35 Lock-set No. P 3510H L y d i a n : Bit K ey L ock No. P 3510K (p. 10 1); Trim , pair Knobs 2 5 ^ x 1 ^ ins.; Outside, P late 7 x 2 ^ ins.; Inside, Rose, dozen sets 49.50 L o c k - s e t s for In sid e D o o r s Lock-set No. S B3316 L y d i a n : V ulcan Jr. L ock No. SB3316 (p. 102) ; Trim , pair K nobs 2$4 x i Y s ins., and 2 Escutcheon Plates 7 x 21/ , ins. . . dozen sets $17.70 Lock-set No. S B 7 1 9 L y d i a n : L ock No. SB 719 (p. 104); Trim pair Knobs 25/&xi5/g ins., and 2 Escutcheon Plates 7 x 2 ^ ins. . . dozen sets 16.70 L o c k - s e t s fo r S lid in g D o o r s Lock-set No. SB3gi2' ins........................ ...... . . . . . . set TO Packed : one set in a box, with screws.

F o r Plain and Ornamental Store D oor S ets see pages 126 to 134.

I, o c k s

i ii

S c l s

Cuts one-third size.

Marathon Design S c h o o l — G reek B r o n z e ; O l d C o p pe r Fin ish

H ardware K nobs

.

.

.

.

R o s e ......................... K e y P late . . . Escutcheon Plates

Cup Escutcheon D oor Pull L etter Drop Plate Drop D raw er Pull Flush Sash L ift Push Button Push Plate

No. 55/ 2 / x 2*4 ins. doz. pair “ “ 156 2*4 x 2 ^ “ doz. . . . 2*4 «( “ 812 2 x 1*4 “ U - . 7x2/ “ . . 9 X 2)4 cc . . 10 ^ x3 “ u • ■10)4 x 3/8 “ pair . “ 854 7 x 2 / 2 “ each • “ 47 12x3 “ 1506 2 / x 7 doz. (( “ 1099 154 x 4 “ “ 1344 l)£ X 3)4 “ each ■ “ 1415 434 x 2 / “ “ 1730 1 2 x 3 doz.

$37.00 30.00 4.00 4.40 21-45 29 90 38.20 40.20 4-50 5.80 29.20 18.00 8.80 2.70 44.40

L o c k - s e t s fo r F r o n t D o o r s Lock-set No. 750 M a r a t h o n : C ylinder L o ck No. 750 (p. 100): T rim , pair K nobs 2 / 2 x 2 ^ ins., and 2 E s ­ cutcheon Plates 10)4 x 314 ins.............................. set $21.80 Lock-set No. P3510 M a r a th o n : Bit K ey L ock No. P3510 (p. 101) ; T rim , pair Knobs 2 ^ x 2 / ins.; Outside, Escutcheon P late i o ) i x 3 in s .; Inside, K e y Plate dozen sets 113.60 and R o s e ..................................... Marathon

L o c k - s e t s fo r V e s t i b u l e D o o r s Lock-set N o. 790 M a r a th o n : Cylinder L ock No. 790 (p. 100) ; T rim , pair Knobs 23/2x2*4 ins.; Outside, Escutcheon Plate 1 0 ^ x 3 ins.; Inside, R ose . . set $15-35 L ock-set N o. P 3 5 1 0 / M a r a t h o n : B it K e y L ock No. P 3 5 1 0 / (p. 101) ; T rim , pair K nobs 2*4 x 2/4 in s .; Outside, P late 9 x 2)4 in s .; Inside, R ose . dozen sets 97.90 L o c k - s e t s fo r In sid e D o o r s L ock-set No. P3316 M a r a t h o n : V u lcan Jr. L o ck No. P3316 (p. 102) ; T rim , pair K nobs 2x /\ x 2*4 ins., and 2 Escutcheon Plates 7 x 2 / ins. . . dozen sets $84.50 L ock-set N o. P 719 M a r a t h o n : L o ck No. P719 (p. 104); T rim , pair K nobs 2^4x254 ins., and 2 Escutcheon Plates 7 x 2 / ins........................ dozen sets 83.50 L o c k - s e t s fo r S lid in g D o o r s L ock-set No. P 3g i 2*4 M a r a th o n : L ock No. P39i2*4, single flat (p. 108), and 2 Cup Escutcheons 7 x 2 / ins..................................................................................... set $6.70 L ock-set No. P3924J4 M a r a t h o n : L ock No. P 3 9 2 4 /, double flat (p. 108), and 4 Cup Escutcheons 7 x 2 34 ins..................................................................................... set 12.00 L ock-set No. P 3 9 3 6 / M a r a th o n : Lock No. P 3 9 3 6 /, double astragal (p. 108), and 4 Cup Escutcheons 7 x 2 ^ ins.........................................................................set 13.00 Packed : one set in a box, with screws. F o r P la in and O rnam ental S to r e D o o r S e ts see pages 126 to 134.

I 20

Yale

&

Towne Locks

and H a r d w a r e Cuts one-third site.

Meridian Design Sch o o l— F lem ish W rought B ro n ze; O ld Copper Finish H ardw are No. W M i3 !^ 3 x 2$/% ins. doz. pair $18.90 “ W M lI 4 2 ^ X I> /i “ “ “ 12.40 Rose . . . . . 2*4 “ doz. 2.00 “ W M 812 3 \ i x 1 -yi “ “ 1.60 K e y P late Escutcheon Plates . . 8% x “ “ 6.03 . . . 11x3 “ “ 16.00 “ W M 854 8'4 x 2 ^ “ pair 1.50 Cup Escutcheon . W M 43 11x3 “ doz. 41.00 D oor P ull . Drop D raw er Pull W M 1099 5^ x i J 4 “ “ 9-00 F lush Sash L ift . W M 1349 5*4 x “ “ 3.00 W M 14 15 5 x 2 ^ “ 9.90 Push Button . W M 1730 1 1 x 3 “ “ 16.00 Push P late O val K nobs

.

L o c k - s e t s fo r F r o n t D o o r s Lock-set N o. 750 M e rid ia n : Cylinder L ock No. 750 (p. 100); T rim , pair K nobs 3 x 2 ^ 6 ins., and 2 E s­ cutcheon P lates 11 x 3 ins..........................................set $16.00

Meridian

Lock-set No. P3510 M e rid ia n : Bit K ey L ock No. P3510 (p. 101) ; T rim , pair Knobs 2^/$ x ij^ ins.: Outside, Escutcheon P late 1 1 x 3 ins.; Inside, K e y Plate and R o s e ....................................................... dozen sets 69.00 L o c k - s e t s fo r V e s t i b u l e D o o r s

Lock-set No. 790 M e r id ia n : C ylinder L ock No. 790 (p. 100) : Trim , pair Knobs 3 x 2 ^ ins.; Outside, E scutcheon Plate 11 x 3 ins.; Inside, R ose . . . set $11.85 L ock-set No. P3510!/' M e rid ia n : Bit K e y L ock No. P 35Jo ri (p. 101) ; T rim , pair Knobs 25/s x i ¥& ins.; Outside, P late 8 ^ x 2 ^ ins.; Inside, Rose, dozen sets 54.40 L o c k - s e t s fo r I n s id e D o o r s Lock-set No. P 3316 M e r id ia n : V u lcan Jr. L o ck N o. P3316 (p. 102); T rim , pair K nobs 2$/g x i i n s . , and 2 E scutcheon Plates 8 % x 2 3 ^ ins. . dozen sets $36.00 L ock-set No. P 719 M e rid ia n : L ock No. P719 (p. 104); Trim , pair Knobs 2 ^ x 1 ^ ins., and 2 E scutcheon P lates 8J4 x 2% ins. . . . dozen sets 35.00 L o c k - s e t s for S lid in g D o o r s L ock-set No. P3912J4 M e rid ia n : L ock No. P3912J4, single flat (p. toS ), and 2 Cup Escutcheons 8*4 x 2'/% ins................................................................................ set $3.70 Lock-set No. P3924|/_. M e rid ia n : L o ck No. P3924J2, double flat (p. 108), and 4 Cup Escutcheons 8*4 x 2 i ns................................................................................ set 6.00 Lock-set No. P 3936'4 M e rid ia n : L ock No. P3936J/, double astragal (p. 10S), and 4 Cup Escutcheons 8J4 x 2y% ins....................................................................set 7.00 Packed : one set in a box, with screws. F o r Plain and O rnam ental S to r e D o o r S e ts see pages u 6 to 134.

L ock s ia S cts Cuta

nin-thinl

xi:4

ins. “ “ “ “ “

Per pair.

$15.50 15.50 17-50 12.50 22.50 22.50

Cuts about % size.

Finish.

Lock.

A ntique B rass $10.00 Old Copper “ Buffed B rass or B ron ze “ Statuary B ronze “ Antique B rass “ Old Copper “

Packed : one set in a bos, with screws.

Per set.

$25.50 25.50 27.50 22.50 32.50 32.50

Keys and Blanks Repair W o r k J N addition to the facilities at our W orks, Stamford, Conn., and for the convenience of our trade customers, we maintain at our General Offices, New York, and at each of our Branch Offices, Boston, Phila­ delphia, and Chicago, a well equipped repair department, in charge of expert workmen.

From each of these we execute orders for repair

work of all kinds, for duplicate and extra keys, master-keyed locks, etc., and customers may consult their own convenience in sending such orders to any of these addresses, although, where conditions permit, it is better to address them to New York. Duplicate and extra keys can be made from any of our key blanks by the facilities available in any well equipped locksmith’s shop, hut such keys (especially for the Yale Lock) w ill usually be more accurate and their action in the lock better, if made by our special machine pro­ cess than if made by hand.

In the case of repairs to Yale Locks, Blount

D oo r Checks, and other specialties, the work will also usually be found more satisfactory if done by our experts than by other mechanics, who, however skillful, are less experienced in this particular line. Locksmiths and others who purchase blank keys should always give preference to those made by the makers of the locks with which they are to be used, as those furnished by other key-makers are never o f equal quality, and are liable to involve so m uch additional trouble

in fitting them to the locks as to more

than offset any

ordinary difference in price. For the convenience of locksmiths and others who make a spe­ cialty of repairing Yale Locks, we furnish key-hitting files, of special section, and also a complete “k it” of tools, for which prices will be quoted on application.

13 6

Y a l e & T o wn e L o c k s a n d H a r d w a r e Cuts actual size.

Malleable Iron Keys— Tinned. I

No.

M 3 1— F o r

SB3316,

locks N os.

A3316,

P3316,

per g r o s s , ...............................$3.90

No.

M33— F or

lock N o. 5311, per gross, .

. $3.90

No. 500— F o r locks not listed, per gross, $2.40

No. 501— F o r locks not listed, per gross...................................................... $2.40

No. M507— F or locks 358, 0373^4.

Nos. 036934, 1455,

19/2^4 . P e r gross, . . . $2.40 Packed : 3 dozen in a box.

K e y

B I a u k s

CHta act mil size.

Malleable Iron Keys— 1 limed (C ontinued)

No. 509 -Pass key for M ortise locks, w ill operate any com ­ mon m ortise lock, per gross, $2.40

No. 510— key for locks, operate common 1 o c k, gross, .

Pass Rim will any Ri m per $2.40

No. 515 -B la n k fo r filing for keys, per gross, $3.00

No. M520— F or locks

not

listed, gross,

No.

per .

not

listed, gross,

M528— F or

listed, per gross,

Packed : 3 dozen in a box.

. $2.40

522— F o r

locks

No.

.

per .

locks .

.

$3.00

not $2.40

138

Yale

T own e L o c k s and H a r d w a r e Cuts actual size.

Malleable Iron Keys— Tinned (C on tinued)

No. 535— Can

be

fitted

fo r any M o rtise lock, per gross,

.

.

.

.

$3.00

Packed : 3 dozen in a bos.

Folding Steel Key Blanks

No. 288— F o r lock No. 1145, per d o z e n ...........................................................................$3.00 292— F o r lock No. 0341

“

...........................................................................^.00

294— F o r lock No. 0334

“

...........................................................................3.00

295— F o r lock No. 1102

“

...........................................................................3.00

Packed : 1 dozen in a bos.

Solid Steel Key Blanks

No. S30— F o r locks not listed, per dozen,

N o.
ATD | MAR. 3 1 9 6

ed, per dozen, $3.40

No.

S753—

For

locks

not

listed,

per dozen, $3.40

Composite Steel Key Blanks

No. 37— F o r locks Nos. P 35io,

P 35i o ^ ,

per

d o z e n , ...............................$1.20

Packed : 3 dozen In a box. P r ic e s o f B itte d key s on application.

142

Yale & To wn e Locks and H a r d w a r e Gutx actual size.

Composite Steel Key Blanks (C on tinued)

N o. 262— F o r locks not listed, per dozen,

.

. $1.40

No. 3 1 2 ^ — For not

listed,

per

dozen, $1.20

N o. For

YALE&TOWNE

N o. per

! i

locks

315 — lock 248, dozen, $1.20

OWNK

No. 328— F o r locks not l i s t e d ...........................................

per dozen, $2.00

Padlock Key Blanks

No. V/2— F o r locks N os. 803, 803N, 8003, per gross, . . . . . . $3.50

No. 2 ^ — F o r locks N os. 801, S01N , 802, S02N, per gross, . . . . $3.50

Packed : 3 dozen in a box. P r ic c s o f B itte d key s on application.

K e y

B I a n k s

'4 3

Padlock Key Blanks (C on tinu ed)

No. 3 lA — F o r locks N os. 805, 805N, 806, 8005, 8006, per gross, . . . $3 50

No. 10— F o r locks N os. 733, 733M K, 73354, 733/4M K, 830, 83054, 831, 831 54 8030, 8030^, 8031, 8031 y2, .....................................$2.00 per dozen,

,

No. 231K J, 231V, 231 232J, 232/2J, 232V, 23254V , per dozen, $2.00

y2v,

No. 8— F or locks Nos. 753, 75354. 840, 84054, 850, 85054, S040. 804054, 8050, 805054, S70, 8070, 870 54, 807054, per d o z e n , ......................... $2.00

No. K 26 — F or locks Nos. 437, 43754 S855, A855, S8055, A8055, per d o z e n , ..................................... $.60 K 25— Same as K26, but 154 ins.; fo r locks Nos. 237, 23754, per dozen .60

No. 6— F or locks Nos. S53, S53N, AS3. S503, A503, per dozen, .

$.85

No. 16— F o r locks Nos. S43, S43N, A43, S403, A403, per dozen, . .

$.85

No. K 28— F o r locks Nos. S888. A888, per d o z e n ,...............................$.60

Packed : 3 dozen in a box P r ic e s o f B itte d keys on application.

Yale &

Towne Locks

and H a r d w a r e Cuts actual size.

Padlock Key Blanks (C on tinued)

No. K 3 5 — F o r iocks N os. K S35, K A 35, per d o z e n , .........................$.90

No. 67— F o r locks N os. 8434, 84034, per d o z e n ,..................................................$.70

No. 64 — F o r locks Nos. 893,

8093^ ,

per dozen,

. $1.20

No. 76— F o r locks N os. 813, 814, 823, 824, 8013, 8013B, S013F, 8014, 8023, 8024, per dozen, . . . .

$.60

No. 77— F o r locks N os. 230, 833, 834, 843, 844, 8033, 8034, 8043, 8044, per dozen, ..................................... $.60

No. 78— F o r locks N os. 430, 853, 854, S63, S64, 8053, S054, 8063, 8064, 8454V, 84054V, per dozen,

$.60

No. 74— F o r locks N os. 893, 894, 8093, 8094, per dozen........................ $.70

No. 82— F o r locks N os 1S03, 1S03G, per dozen

$.60

No. 68— F or locks Nos. 8454, 8454N, 84054, per d o z e n , .........................$.70

Packed : 3 dozen in a box. Prvccs o f B ille d key s on application.

K e y Cuts actual

B l a n k s

' 4 5

Padlock Key Blanks

sise-

(C on tinu ed) N o. 78S— F o r locks N os. 853, 854, 863, 864, 8053, 8054, 8063, 8064, d o z e n , ..................................... $.70

per

7 4 S - S ame as No. 78S, but 2% ins.

4V , per dozen,

$.60

No.

K652— F o r locks Nos. 652J, 652A, 65254J, 6 5 2 ^ A , per doz. $.60 K654— F or locks Nos. 654 and 654^2, per d o z e n ................................. 60

No. K 8 12 — F o r locks N os. S812, A812 per d o z e n , ......................... No. K 815 — F o r locks Nos. S815, A815, per d o z e n , .........................$.40

N o. K 810— F o r lock N o. 810, per d o z e n , ........................................... $.70

Packed : 3 dozen in a box. P r ic e s o f B itte d k ey s on application.

148

Yale

&

Towne Locks

and H a r d w a r e Cuts actual

Yale Cylinder Key Blanks

No. 1— F o r latch No. 425, per gross, $3.50

N o. 2— F o r locks not listed, per g r o s s , ..................................................$3.50

N o. 3— F o r latch N o. 22 and Rim and M ortise night-latches, w ith flat steel keys, per gross, . . . $3.50

N o. 4— F o r store door and chest locks, with flat keys, per gross, . $3.50

No. 6— F o r B uild ers’ locks corrugated key, per dozen,

with . .

$.85

N o. 6 A — F o r B uilders’ Locks with corrugated key, per dozen, . . $4.20

No. 6B — F o r B uild ers’ locks, w ith corrugated key, per dozen, . . $4.20

No. 6 C — F o r B u ild ers’ locks w ith corrugated key, per dozen, . . $4.20

Packed : 3 dozen in a paper box. P r ic c s o f B itte d key s on application.

K e y

B l a n k s

'49

Yale Cylinder Key Blanks (C on tinu ed)

No. 6 D — F o r B u ild ers’ locks w ith corrugated key, per dozen, . . $4.20

No. 6 E — F o r B u ild ers’ locks with corrugated key, per dozen, . $4.20

No. 6 F — F o r B uild ers’ locks w ith corrugated key, per dozen, . . $4.20

No. 273— F o r locks not listed, per d o z e n , ................................................. $-85

YALE PARACENTRIC

No. 8— F o r all Y a le P aracen tric M ortise, R im and Cabinet locks, except those w ith short noses, doz. $2.00

N o. 08— F o r B uilders’ and Cabinet locks, except those w ith short noses, per d o z e n , .........................$2.00

N o 8 A — F o r B uild ers’ and C abinet locks, except those w ith short noses, per d o z e n , .........................$4.20

No. 8 B — F o r B uilders’ and Cabinet locks, except those with short noses, per d o z e n , ............................ 94-

Packed: 3 dozen in a box. P r ic e s o f B itte d keys on application.

r5°

Yale

&

T oivn e L o c k s

a n d H a r d tv a r e Guts

actual

size.

Yale Cylinder Key Blanks (C on tinu ed)

No. 8C — F o r B uild ers’ and Cabinet locks, except those with short noses, per d o z e n , .........................$4.20

No. 8 D — F o r B u ild ers’ and Cabinet locks, except those w ith short noses, per d o z e n , .............................$4.20

No. 8 E — F o r B uild ers’ and Cabinet locks, except those w ith short noses, pel dozen.............................. $4.20

No. 8 F — F o r B u ild ers’ and Cabinet locks, except those w ith short noses, per d o z e n , ............................ $4.20

No. 13— F o r No. 166 L atch Cabinet locks, per dozen, .

No. 17— F o r locks N os. 25, 2 5 ^ , 722, 722y2, per dozen, . . . .

and . $2.00

No. 106 F or locks not listed, per d o z e n , ................................................. $.85

$.85

No. 106D — M aster-key fo r corrugated cylinder locks per dozen, $2.00

Packed : 3 dozen in a box. P r ic e s o f Bitted, key s on application.

K e y

B l a n k s

15

Cuts

actual

size.

Flat Steel Key Blanks

No. 40— F o r locks Nos. 9, 9B, 15, 015, 20 and P2202, per dozen,

.

$.90

No. 50— F o r locks not listed, per dozen,

$.90

No. 40y2— F o r locks N os. gl/2, 15lA , 0 15 ^ , igx /2, 20y2, P2202y2, per d o z e n ............................... $.90

No. 52— F o r locks not listed, per doz.

fo.

85— F o r

lock

No.

P2533, per dozen, .

Packed : 3 dozen in a box. P r ic e s o f B itte d key s on application.

$.90

. $1.40

152

Yale & To wn e Locks and H a r d w a r e Cuts actual

size.

Flat Steel Key Blanks (C on tinued)

N o.

270 — F or

locks not list­ ed, per dozen, $1.20

N o.

277 — F o r

latch No. 275, per dozen,

N o.

329— F o r

. $1.20

locks

not listed, per doz. $1.40

No.

341 — F o r

lock

No. 93, per dozen, $1.20

No. 34 11/>— F o r locks not listed, per dozen $1.40

Packed : 3 dozen in a paper box.

P rices o f B itted keys on application.

K e y

153

B I a n k s

Cuts

actual sixe.

Bronze and Brass Key Blanks

______________ YAIX& TOW

(& O

.

No. B 45— F or lock No. dozen,

. $2.00

No. B 5 1 — F o r R im and M ortise locks, when used on heavy doors, per dozen,

. $4.00

D

P2230,

No. 48— F o r locks Nos.

per

SB3912J/2, P39i2}^,

SB3924^ , P3924^2, FB3936J4 P 3 9 3 6 p e r d o z e n , ................................................................... $4.00

No. 81— F or locks not listed, per doz. $10.00

Packed : 3 dozen in a box. P r ic e s o f B itte d k ey s on application.

154

Yale

£sf

T own e L o c k s

and H a r d w a r e Cuts actual size.

Bronze and Brass Key Blanks (C ontinued)

N o. 202— F o r locks not list­ ed, per dozen,

.

.

.

.

$1.70

N o. 228— F o r locks not list­ ed, per dozen,

.

.

.

.

$2.00

N o. 242— F o r locks not listed, per dozen,

. $2.00

No. 252— F o r locks not listed, per dozen,

. $2.00 "

No. 434— F o r locks not listed, per doz. $2.00

Packed : 3 dozen in a box. Price’s o f B itte d key s on application.

Cabinet and Trunk Locks Cabinet

L oc k s .

Locks for furniture and cabinet work, desig­

nated generically as Cabinet Locks, are quite distinct from Builders’ Locks.

O ur line of Cabinet Locks embraces a vast variety of kinds,

sizes, and grades adapted for every use.

A few of those most largely

used are shown in this catalogue. The Yale Lock (pin-tumbler type) is to be preferred for the best work, and where great security is desired, while for other uses other types are available, both w ith flat and with round keys.

M any of

them admit of being master-keyed, for use on lockers in club rooms, armories, etc-, or on cupboards and drawers in offices, factories, etcThe selection should always, if possible, be made from samples, and the customer urged to select locks whose security and construction are fairly adapted to the intended use.

T r u n k L oc k s .

O u r line o f T ru n k Locks is equally extensive,

embracing a great variety of kinds, sizes, and grades, adapted for every use.

A few of the kinds most largely used are shown herewith.

Special attention is invited to the N o. TB 600, page 172, which is a Yale Lock with Paracentric keys, and of higher grade and greater se­ curity than any Trunk Lock heretofore obtainable.

156

Yale

&

Towne Locks

and H a r d w a r e Cuts one-hulf size.

Brass and Iron Box and Chest Locks D ouble Link.

B ack-Spring

12 K eyed. 1 W ard . F la t B o w M alleable Irofi K e y s ; N os. S2 and S A 2, a lik e; N os. S5 and No. S5.

S A 5, 6 changes in a dozen. P acked, one dozen in a box.

N o. S2*, i % x 2 inches. SA2*,

“

“

D rop 54 inch, Iron P late, Cap and L in k “

“

B rass P late, Iron Cap and

.

dozen $1.88

L in k

2.25

.

2.25

L in k

2.75

S5, 1 ^ x 2 Vt. inches. D rop 7/ % inch. Iron Plate, Cap and L in k SA5,

“

“

“

“

B rass Plate, Iron Cap and

Can be furnish ed for sloping desk.

Brass and Iron Box and Chest Locks Sin gle L in k. No. S23.

12

K eyed.

M alleable

B a ck-S p rin g

Iron K eys,

alike.

D rop

y2

inch. Packed, one dozen in a box. No. S23, 1 x i l/ 2 inches. Iron Plate, Cap and L i n k ..................................... dozen

$.75

S25, 1 x 2

“

Iron Plate, Cap and L i n k ......................................

“

.75

SA25,

“

B rass Plate, Iron Cap and L i n k ..........................

“

1.00

“

Brass and Iron Box and Chest Locks D ouble L in k.

Secu re L ev er

No. SA69.

A ll K eyed.

B rass.

S qu are

S elved ge.

S olid

B ox.

12

F in e F lat B o w B rass K eys.

P acked, one dozen in a box. No. SA68, 1 ^ x 2 inches, D rop SA69,

in ch e s; 1 Secure L ever, 4 changes

dozen $3.00

2 S ecu re L evers, x2 changes

3-SO

C a b i n e t

L o c k s

•57

Cuts one-half s iz e .

Brass and Iron Box and Chest Locks D ouble

Iron. Square Selvedge. Screw ed. Solid B ox. W a rd ­ ed K eyhole. B rass E scutch­ eon. 12 Keyed. Double Bitted Keys, all different in a dozen. Packed, dozen in a box.

No. SS6

No. S86, 2 ^ x 4 inches, D rop 1

L in k, Self-L ockin g

inch

.........................dozen $6.00

Brass and Iron Box and Chest Locks D ouble L in k, Secure L ever

dozen.

No. S112 2 Secure L evers.

Square Selvedge. Solid B ox. Screw ed. 12 K eyed. Fine F la t B ow K eys, all different in a 60 possible changes. Packed, one dozen in a box.

No. S112 , 1 }/2X2 inches, D rop S A 112 ,

“

“

“

inch. “

Iron P late, B o x and L in k

.

.

dozen $3.25

Brass Plate, Iron B o x and L in k

“

3.75

Brass and Iron Box and Chest Locks Self-L ockin g Polished Selvedge only. Dipped and Lacquered un­ polished cases. Solid Box. Brass Cylinder. 24 Keyed. N ickel Plated F lat Steel K eys, all different in a dozen. 2 W ards. For I inch wood. Packed, onehalf dozen in a box.

No. SA168

No. S168, 2 ^ x 3 ^ inches, D rop 1 % in. SA 168 ,

“

“

“

“

Iron P late, B ox, L in k and B olt, dozen $11.00 A ll B r a s s ..................................

"

12.00

i

Yale

58

&?

Towne Locks

and H a r d w a r e Cuts one-half size.

Brass Box and Chest Locks D ouble Link.

Secu re L ever

A ll Brass, Dipped and L acquered unpolishe'd c a s e s;

except

Selvedge.

P olish ed

Selvedge

only. Solid B ox. Screw ed. 24 K eyed. N ickel No. SA162

Plated F lat Steel K eys, all different in a dozen.

Secure L e v e r s ; No. SA162, 3; N os. S A 16 4 and SA 166, 4.

Packed, N os. SA 162 and

SA164, one d ozen; No. SA166, one-half dozen in a box. No. S A 16 2 , 1Y2K.2 inches, D rop ^

inch; fo r

inch w ood

S A 16 4 , 1^4 x 254 inches, D rop 1 inch; fo r

dozen $8.00

1, 1 Va inch w ood

11.00

Iron Mortise Cupboard Locks German Tum bler Iron B ox. K eyed.

B road heavy Iron Bolt.

F ine F la t B o w K eys, alike.

in a box.

B rass Selvedge.

12

P acked, one dozen

L ock s also made left hand.

D ouble K eyhole

suitable for draw er or cupboard. No. P171

No. P 1 7 1 , 2^4 x 1*4 inches, B ackset 5^ inch. P i 73.

x iy s inches,

“

%

1 T u m b l e r .........................dozen $1.50

“

.........................

“

X-50

Brass and Iron Drawer Locks German Tum bler B road heavy Bolt. K eyed. No. R1

F lat

“

“

M alleable

D rop 1 inch. Iron

K eys,

12

alike.

Packed, one dozen in a box.

N o. R i , 1 ^ x 2 inches, Iron Plate, Cap and B o lt R A i,

Bow

2 W ard s.

.

.

B rass Plate, Iron C ap and B olt

dozen $1.75 a 2.50

C a b i n e t

L o c k s

>5 ^

Cuts one-half size.

Brass and Iron Drawer Locks Secure L ever

in V

(O 0) Square Selvedge. 2

Secure

L evers.

M alleable Iron No. R83

Drop

No. R83, i -)4x 2JS inches. R A83,

inch.

Solid square B ox. 12

K eyed.

Screwed.

Fine

F lat

Bow

K eys, all different in a dozen. Packed, one dozen in a box.

Iron P late and B ox, B rass Bolt

dozen $4.00

B rass P late and Bolt, Iron B o x

500

Brass and Iron Drawer Locks Sccure L ever Square Selvedge. B road heavy Iron No. RIOS

dozen.

B ow

2 Secure Levers.

Drop % inch.

No. R108, 15/4x2/2 inches.

M alleable

Solid square B ox. Bolt.

Iron

12 K eyed.

K eys,

all

Screwed. Fine F lat

different in

Iron P late, B o x and B olt

dozen $3.25

B rass Plate, Iron B o x and B olt

RA108,

a

Packed, one dozen in a box.

“

4.00

Brass and Iron Drawer Locks Secure Lever Square Selvedge. B road heavy Bolt. 24 K eyed. 'N ic k e l P lated F lat Steel K eys, all different in a

2 Secure Levers. D rop % inch- F o r % Can be m aster-keyed in one group o f 210 locks, or less, all different.

No. R295

inch wood.

dozen.

Packed, one dozen, in a box. No. R295, 1 ^ 2 x 13 4 inches. R A 295,

“

“

Iron Plate, B o x and B o l t ...............................dozen $4.50 A ll B r a s s ................................................................

5 °o

Yale

i6o

£2?

T own e Locks and H a r d w a r e Cuts one-half size.

Brass and Iron Drawer Locks S ecure L ev er Square Bolt.

24

Polished K eyed.

Selvedge. N ickel

B road

P lated

K eys, all different in a dozen. ers.

F o r ~!/% inch wood.

heavy

F la t

Steel

2 Secure L e v ­

1290 possible changes

Can be m aster-keyed in one group o f 300 locks, No. R300

or less, all different.

Packed, one dozen in a

box. N o. R300, 1 5 ^ x 2 inches, D rop Ys inch. Iron Plate, B o x and B olt RA300,

“

“

“

“

dozen $4.75

A ll B r a s s ............................

5-50

Brass and Iron Drawer Locks Back Spring Solid

No. It:i50

No. R350, i ^ x 2J4 inches. RA350,

“

“

B ox.

B road Iron

Bolt.

12 K eyed.

K eys,

alike.

B ow

M alleable

inch.

Packed, one dozen in a box.

Flat

Drop

Ys

Iron P late and B ox, B rass B olt

dozen $1.38

B rass P late and Bolt, Iron B o x

1.88

Brass and Iron R im Drawer Locks Secu re L ever B road

Bolt.

24

K eyed.

N ick el Plated

Flat

Steel D ouble-Bitted K eys, all different in a dozen. 2 Secure L evers. No. R300

Packed, one dozen

F o r Yt. inch wood.

250 possible

changes, all m aster-keyed in one group o f locks.

in abox. L o ck

applied w ithout cutting wood, by b orin g hole for

cylinder. No. R360, 1 ys x 1Yainches,D rop RA360,

1 ^ inches.

Iron Plate, B o x and B olt A ll Brass

.........................

.

dozen $4.50 "

500

C a b i n e t

L o c k s

Cuts one-half size.

Brass Drawer Lock Secure L ever A ll Brass. C ast B rass Latch Bolt. Solid Square B ox.

Screw ed.

24 K eyed.

N ickel

P lated F lat Steel K eys, all different in a dozen.

3

wood.

620 possible changes.

Secure

Levers.

For

y% inch

Can be m as­

ter-keyed in one group o f 60 locks, or less, all different.

No. R A"90

Packed, one dozen in a box.

No. RA390, iJ 4 x 2J4 inches, D rop y& inch

dozen $9.00

Brass Drawer Lock Secure Lever A ll

Brass.

Screw ed.

Cast

24 K eyed.

B rass

Box

N ickel

K eys, all different in a dozen. F o r ?4 , y%, 1 or 1 y changes.

Cylinder. F lat

Steel

3 Secure Levers.

inch wood.

1200 possible

Can be m aster-keyed in one group of

200 locks or less, all different.

No. RA395

and

Plated

in a box.

Packed, one dozen

S pecify thickness of w ood when order­

ing. No. RA395, 1 5 ^ x 2 inches, D rop % i n c h ............................................................. dozen $6.00

Brass Metal Box Locks. Secure L ever A ll Brass. 24 K eyed. in a dozen. No. RA393.

all different. or metal.

Spring: Bolt

can

No. R A 393, i y x RA 394,

“

inches. “

N ickel P lated F lat Steel K eys, all different No. RA393 has 3000 possible changes and

m aster-keyed in one group o f 1,000 locks or less,

Packed, one dozen in a box.

C ylin der cut for use

Backset, 5 /$ inch.

H eavy W rou gh t B ox.

M ade for

any thickness desired, either wood

on either draw er or cupboard.

S prin g bolt. D ead bolt.

4 Secure L evers

.

.

.

.

2 Secure L evers .

.

.

.

dozen $9.00 “

4.50

Yale &

Towne Locks

and H a r d w a r e Gut 8 one-half 8ize.

Iron T ill Locks B ack Spring Iron.

N arro w Bolt.

K eys, alike. No. R465 Size.

No. R465, I ^ x . 2 % R466,

Drop.

F la t B o w M alleable Iron

P acked, one dozen in a box.

! Keyed.

4 Keyed.

6 Keyed.

12 Keyed.

ins.

Y\

inch.

$.46

$•49

$-55

$.72

ins.

Y&

inch.

.40

•43

•SO

.66

Iron Till Locks B ack Spring Iron.

N arro w

Bolt.

F la t

B ow

M alleable

Iron K eys, alike. Packed, one dozen in a box. No. R474 size-

Drop.

No. R474, 2 x 2/4 ins.

1 inch.

3 Keyed.

4 Keyed.

6 Keyed.

12 Keyed.

$.85

$.90

$.95

$1.15

Iron Wardrobe Locks Tum bler Iron, unpolished. Solid Square B ox. B olt shoots right and left. No. W3M

No.

12 K eyed.

Iron K eys, alike.

U npolished F la t B o w M alleable

P acked, one dozen in a box.

W 2J4, 2 x 1 inches, 1 T u m b l e r ...................................................................dozen W

3 2j4 x 1%

$1.00

inches, 1 T u m b l e r ........................................................

«

Ii00

W 7 , 3 x 1 5 4 inches, I Tum bler, 1 W a r d ..................................................

‘

1.00

C a b i n e t

L o c k s

Cuts one-half size.

No. W9

Iron W ardrobe Locks Tum bler Solid Square B ox. 1 Tum bler, 1 W ard . No. W g , 3 x

B olt shoots right and left.

ins. U npolished Copper P lated Iron.

W 12 , 3 5 4 x 2 “

12 Keyed.

F lat B ow K eys, alike.

P acked one dozen in a box. B ron ze K e y

.

.

dozen $1.75

Iron P late, B o x and Bolt, Polished. M ai. Iron K e y

“ 1.87

No. W46 No. W50

Iron W ardrobe Locks S ecure L ever Solid Square B ox. Screw ed. B olt shoots right and left. 12 K eyed. Fine F lat B ow M alleable Iron K eys, all different in a dozen. 2 Secure Levers. Possible ch an ges: No. W46, 4,000; N o. W50, 250. Packed, one dozen in a box. N o. W 46, 3 x 1^4 inches. W 50, 3

x 2 inches.

Iron P la te and B ox.

B rass B olt

.

.

.

.

Iron P late and B ox.

B rass B olt

.

.

.

.

dozen $4.00 “

4.75

Yale

164

£sf

T own e L o c k s and H a r d w a r e Guts one-half 8ize.

Brass and Iron W ardrobe Locks Secu re L ev er Solid Square B ox. Screw ed. B o lt shoots right and left. 24 K eyed. N ick el P lated F la t Steel K eys, all different in a dozen. 2 Secure Levers. F o r 7/s, 1 or i]/g inch wood. P acked, N os. W102, W A 1 0 2, one dozen; N os. W 103, W A 10 3, one-half dozen in a box. P ossible changes, N os. W102 and W A 10 2 , 7000; N os. W 103 and W A 10 3, 1200. M aster-keyed, N os. W 102 and W A 102, in one group o f 1200 lo cks; N os. W 103 and W A103, in one group o f 200 locks, o r less, all different.

No. W102

No. W 10 2, 2J4 x i J 4 inches.

Iron P late and B ox.

W A 10 2 , 2% x i J 4 inches. W 103,

3x i J 4

inches.

W A 10 3 , 3 x 1

Iron P late and B ox.

inches.

B rass B olt

.

.

dozen $6.00

A ll B r a s s ........................................................ B rass B olt

.

.

.

“

.

A ll B r a s s ..............................................................

No. W120

8.00

“

7.00

“

9.00

No. W123

Brass and Iron Secure Lever Locker Locks F o r Gymnasiums and Club H ouses Solid Square B ox. B road heavy Bolt, shooting righ t and left, w ith inch throw. 5 Secure Levers. 2 N ickel P lated F la t Steel K eys. 3000 possible changes. M ade regu­ larly m aster-keyed. F o r % inch wood. Can be furnished fo r any thickness o f wood desired. Packed, one dozen in a box. N o. W 120, 2xiS/& inches. W A 12 0 , 2 x 1 5 ^

W 123 , 3 x iy A inches. W A 12 3, 3 x

Iron P late and B ox.

inches. inches.

B rass B olt

.

.

.

A ll B r a s s ........................................................

Iron P late and B ox.

B rass B olt

.

.

.

.

A ll B r a s s ..............................................................

dozen $12.00 “

15.00

“

10.00

“

re 00

C a b i n e t

L o c k s

Cuts one-half sine.

No. 000

No. 953

Standard Drawer Locks A ll Brass C ylinder Buffed. Square Selvedge. Solid B ox. Screw ed. 24 K eyed. Secure Levers. N ickel Plated F lat Steel K eys, all different in a dozen. Packed, one dozen in a box. No. 953, iJ4 x i 34 ins., D rop 965, 1 ^ x 2 ins., D rop

Y& in.

in. F o r For

Ys

Y\ in.

wood, 2 Levers. 12 changes, dozen $4.85 6.00

966*, 15^ x 2 ins., D rop Ys in. F o r Ys,

8.00 4 L evers. 244 changes

1965, 1 ^ x 2 ins., D rop Y% in. F o r Y&

7.80

♦With h e a v y S p rin g B olt.

No. 5 13

No. 5 13 S

Yale Paracentric R im Cupboard Locks A ll Brass Cylinder B uffed. B o x Screw ed. 24 K eyed. G erm an S ilver Paracentric K eys, changes unlimited. D iam eter o f Cylinder, lYs inches. L ocks ordered “ alike” regu ­ larly furnished w ith one key each. P acked, each in a box. M aster-keyed in one group of any desired num ber o f locks, all different. D ead Bolt.

Reversible for doors of either H and

No. 501, 2 x 2 inches, B ackset I inch.

F o r Y% inch w o o d .........................dozen $22.80

513, 2 x 1 *4 inches, B ackset 24 inch. Spring B olt.

N o t Reversible.

“

“

.

.

.

.

“

21.00

Specify Hand W hen Ordering

513S, 2 x 1 * 4 inches, B ackset Y\ inch. F o r Y& inch w ood

.

.

.

.

dozen $23.40

1 66

Yale

&

Towne Locks

and H a r d w a r e Cuts one-half size.

No, 5 2 1. C h est Lock

No. 543. D esk Lock

Yale Paracentric Chest and Desk Locks A ll Brass C ylinder Buffed. D iam eter o f Cylinder, inches. 24 Keyed. Germ an S il­ v e r P aracen tric K eys, changes unlim ited. F o r Y^, Vs, 1 T A , 1 V2 o r inch wood. L ocks ordered “ alike” regu larly furnished w ith one k ey each. P acked, each in a box. M aster-keyed in one group o f any desired num ber o f locks, all different. N o. 521, 2 x 4 inches.

D rop 1 Ya inches.

543. 1 ^ x 2 5 4 inches.

D rop I inch.

F o r i Ya inch w ood

.

.

.

.

F o r Y% inch w ood

.

.

.

.

No. 563

dozen $33.60 “

19.20

No. 5(»3S

Yale Paracentric Drawer Locks A l l Brass Cylinder Buffed. Square Selvedge. Solid B ox. Screw ed. D iam eter o f Cylinder, 1 Y% inches. 24 Keyed. G erm an S ilv er P aracen tric K eys, changes unlim ited. F o r Y^ or Y% inch wood. L ocks ordered “ alike” regu larly furnished w ith one k ey each Packed, each in a box. M aster-keyed in one group o f any desired num ber o f locks all different. No. 563, 1% x.2 % inches. 563S, 1% x 2% inches.

D ead Bolt.

D rop 1 inch.

S prin g Bolt.

F o r % inch wood .

D rop 1 inch. F o r Y% inch w ood

dozen $1680 «

C a b i n e t

L o c k s

No. 533

Y ale Paracentric Locker Locks Cast B ronze Case B rass Cylinder, buffed. Cylinder, i ]4 inches.

F or Y\ or J4 inch wood. with screws.

B ronze S w in g Bolt, with Ya inch throw.

24 Keyed.

D iam eter of

Germ an S ilver P aracen tric K eys, changes unlimited.

Reversible, fo r doors o f either hand.

Packed, each in a box,

M aster-keyed in one group o f any desired num ber o f locks, all different.

No. 533, 2 x 1 ^ 2 inches, B ackset 54 inch.

F o r Y% inch w ood

No. 5553 (D ead B o lt)

.

.

.

.

dozen $15.20

No. 5553S (S p rin g B o lt)

Yale Paracentric Drawer Locks. A ll Brass Cylinder Buffed.

Square Selvedge.

Diam eter o f Cylinder, Ys inch. unlimited.

24 K eyed.

F o r % or % inch wood.

one key each.

Solid B ox.

Screw ed.

B road heavy Bolt.

Germ an S ilver P aracen tric K eys, changes

L ock s ordered “ alike” regu larly furnished w ith

Packed, each in a box.

No. 5553, 1 ) 2 x 2 ins. W ith D ead Bolt. Drop, Ya in. F o r Y& in. w ood 5563, \Ya, x 2 ins.

“

5553S, 1)2 x 2 ins.

W ith Spring Bolt.

5563S, \Y\ x 2 ins.

“ “

“ “

D rop I in. “

.

dozen $14.40

“

“

"

15.00

D rop Yu in.

“

“

. .

“

16.20

D rop I in.

“

“

.

“

16.80

Yale

1 68

ds?

Towne Locks

and H a r d w a r e Outs one-half size.

No. 0121

Yale Combination Chest Locks A ll Brass K nob and D ial Buffed. D ouble Lin k. Furn ished for any thickness o f w ood de­ sired, specify when ordering. 3 Tum blers. 11,000 com binations. Com bination can be changed w ithout rem oving lock. Packed, each in a box. No. 0121, 2 5 6 x 4 inches. D rop x54 i n c h e s ........................................................dozen $25.65

No. 0141

No. 0 161

Yale Combination

Yale Combination Drawer

Box Lock

and Locker Lock

A ll B rass. binations.

K nob and D ial Buffed.

D rop 1 ^

inches.

2 Tum blers.

Com bination can be changed w ithout rem oving lock.

thickness desired, specify when ordering.

500 Com ­

F urnished fo r any

Packed, each in a box.

No. 0141, 2 x 2 ins. Adapted fo r use on T in C ash B o x es or D esks

.

.

0161, 2 x 2 ins. Adapted for use on L ockers, D raw ers, Cupboards, etc.

dozen $1320 “

2Q

T r u it k

L o c k s

Cuts one-half size.

Iron Back-Spring Trunk Locks Spring Hasp and P late as be­ low.

B rass

K eyed.

Escutcheon.

12

F lat Steel K eys, alike. 3

possible

changes.

Packed,

one

dozen in a box.

No. T S8 6J

T S 74 J,

3X

inch.

B lack Japanned Iron P late and H a s p ...............................dozen $1.25

T S 77 J, 3 ^

“

“

“

“

.........................

"

i-5o

TS86J, 4Va.

“

“

“

“

.........................

"

3 00

Malleable Iron Surface Trunk Lock B rass Plated Fram e, unpolished B rass Plated C en­ ter.

12 Keyed.

M alleable Iron B arrel K eys, alike.

Packed one dozen in a box.

L ock can be attached

to trunk w ithout cutting. T

No. TS250% A

S

250 J/ 2A

,

s

i n

c h

.............................................................................d o z e n

$

3.50

Yale

&

Towne Locks

and H a r d w a r e Cuts one-half size.

Malleable Iron Surface Trunk Lock B rass

P lated

P lated center.

F ram e,

B arrel K eys, alike. a box.

L o ck

unpolished

12 K eyed.

can

Brass

M alleable Iron

P acked, one dozen in be

attached

to trunk

w ithout cutting. T S255> 4A , 4 inch .

.

.

.

dozen $4.00

No. TS25554 A

W rought Steel Excelsior Trunk Locks U npolished B rass P lated L o ck and Cup. K eyed.

U npolished

changes.

STAMFORD C0NN.U.S.A.

M alleable

2 Secure L evers.

Iron

24

K eys, 3

P acked, one dozen

in a box. H asps R iv eted to Trunk T S 5 0 2 A , 6 i n c h ............................... dozen $S.oo Furnished with N u ts, B o lts and W ashers to A tta ch Hasp T S 5 0 3 A , 6 inch

No. TS502A

dozen $9.00

171

T r u n k L o c k s Cuts one-half size.

No. TSSJ

No. TS28J

Iron Back-Spring Trunk Locks Plate and H asp as below.

12 Keyed.

M alleable Iron K eys, alike.

Packed,

one

dozen in a box. T S8J, 3 in. B lack Japanned Iron P late and H a s p ...........................................dozen

$.70

T S 13 J , 3 in. B lack Japanned Iron Plate, B rass D rop and Escutcheon

.

.

“

1.00

TS28J, Zl/z in. B lack Japanned Iron Plate, B rass D rop and E scutcheon

.

“

1.20

Iron Surface Trunk Lock Back-Spring P late

and H asp

as below.

leable Iron K eys, alike.

12 K eyed.

M al­

Packed, one dozen in

a box. T S 4 5 J , 3^4 in., B lack Japanned Iron P late and Hasp.

No. TS45J

Solid K e y

.

•

•

dozen

$.90

Yale

ef

Towne Locks

and H a r d w a r e Cuts one-half

size

Brass Excelsior Trunk Lock 2

Secure L evers

C ast Brass L ock, M achine Surfaced. ed ges;

B rass

P lated

Steel

Cup.

24

Buffed Keyed.

Polished M alleable Iron K eys, 4 changes. P ack ­ ed one dozen in a box. T A 5 5 6 , 6l/ 2 i n c h ............................... dozen $8.40

Yale Paracentric Bronze Excelsior Trunk Lock E x tra Heavy C ast B ron ze L ock, M achine Surfaced. Buffed ed ges; B uffed B ron ze C ap ; C ast B ronze Guard Cups,

Buffed.

Em bossed

Bow

24

K eyed.

K eys.

Y a le

P aracentric

F u rn ish ed w ith nuts,

bolts and w asher to attach

H asp to trunk.

Packed, one-half dozen in a box. TB600, 6 x/2 inch. A ll B ron ze

No. TB600

.

dozen $28.00

Cabi net

L o c k

K ey

Ulan k s

Cuts actual si:e.

Cabinet Lock Key Blanks Flat Steel

Y V l , I

No. 51— F o r locks Nos. t 965, per dozen, .

$•75

Y .U e 8 .W T e M F tlC o SiamrondContirU.S.A,

J

No. S 152— F o r lock N o. SA162, per d o z e n , ..................................................$.75

Y a l e & T o w n e M fg .C n S t am x o r iC - o nn. U S A

No. S154— F o r lock N o. SA164, blade o f key m ade in 1 and ij4 inch lengths, per dozen .

No. S155— F o r locks N os. W102, W A 102, blade o f key made in Y%, 1 and 1 Y& inch lengths, per dozen, $■75

$•75

&Towns_M$g Co-.

-Sidmf-o-r'iCoftTi U SA

No. S 157— F o r locks N os. W 103, W A 103, W 107, W A 10 7 , W 120, W A120, W 123, W A 12 3 , blade of key m ade in I, Ij4 , I Vi, 1 Y\ and 2Yz inch lengths, per dozen, . .

No. R295— F o r locks N os. R295, RA295, per d o z e n , ........................... $.75

$-75

No. S168— F o r locks N os. S i 68, SA168, per d o z e n , ......................... $-75

No. R300— F o r locks N os. R300, RA300, per d o z e n , ........................... $.75

Packed : as ordered.

Yale & T own e L o c k s and H a r d w a r e

174

Cuts actual size.

Flat Steel Key Blanks ( C ontin ued)

No. R393— F o r lock

No.

RA393,

..................................... $-75

per dozen,

No. R 3 10 — F o r lock No. RA390, per d o z e n , ..................................................

~1 ■'2^2

S.tSmosSffidi. U.SAit

No.

R360— F o r

lock

N os. R360,

RA360, per d o z e n , ......................... $.75

No. R395— F o r lock N o. RA395, per d o z e n , ..................................................$.75

Yale Paracentric Key Blanks

No. 9— F o r

locks

N os.

543, 563,

563S, per d o z e n , ......................... $3.00

No. 10— F o r locks N os. 5553, 5553S, 3563, 5563S, per dozen,

.

No. 8— F o r locks N os. SOI, 513, 513 s, 521, 533, per dozen.............................. • Packed : as ordered.

.

.

$3.00

.

$3 00

Cabinet

Lock

K e

v

B Ianks

175

Cut*

a ct m il

Fancy Bow Key Blanks

No.

P 171— For

P173, made

locks in

N os.

P 17 1,

Jg and £s inch

No. R465— F o r locks N os. R i, R A i, R465, per d o z e n , .........................$.20

lengths, per d o z e n , ......................... $.25 No. P A 1 7 1 — Brass,

and

inch

lengths, per d o z e n , .........................$1.00

No. R474— F o r lock No. R474, per d o z e n , ..................................................$.25

No.

W 3— For

locks

N os. W 2

W 3 % , per d o z e n ....................................$.25

N o. W 7 — F o r made

in

lock

No. W 7,

1^4 and 1 1/2 inch

lengths, per dozen,

No.

W 12— For

.

lock

W 12, per dozen,

Packed : as ordered.

.

.

.

$.30

No. .

.

$-35

Yale & T o wn e Lo c k s and H a r d w a r e Cuts actual size.

Fancy Bow Key Blanks (Continued)

N o. W 4 6 — F o r lock No. W 46, per dozen,

N o.

W 50— For

.

.

$.50

lock

No. W50, per dozen

$.55

Round and Plain Bow Key Blanks

No. R466— F o r lock N o. R466, per d o z e n , ..................................................$.15

N o. S2— F o r locks N os. S2, SA2, per d o z e n , ................................................ $.18

No. S4— F o r locks N os. Ss, S A 5 , per dozen, ...........................................

No. S25— F o r locks N os. S25, SA25, per d o z e n , ..................................... $.18

N o. R 3 50 — F o r

locks

N os. R350,

RA350, per d o z e n , ............................$.2S

P a c k e d : a s o rd e re d .

Flat Bow Key Blanks

N o.

SA69 — For

locks N os. SA6S, SA69, per dozen . $1.00

No. S 112 — F o r

locks

SA 112, per dozen

No. S86— F o r lock No. S86, per doz.

N os. S112, .

.

.

.

N o. $.30

R108— F o r

locks

N os.

$.75

R83,

RA83, R108, RA108, per dozen

.

$.30

Ornamental G o ld Plated Key Blanks

No.

W A 46 — For

lock

No. W 9, per dozen

.

$1.00

N o. R A 76 2 — M ade in 1, 1 Y%, l Y , 1Y2 and 2 inch lengths, per d o z e n , .........................$1.50 2Y2 inch length, per dozen,

1.60

No. R A 6 2 1— M ade in I, 1% , 1 Ya> 1^2 and 2 inch lengths, per d o z e n , ............................... $1-5° 2Y2 inch length, per dozen, . Packed : as ordered.

1.60

Yale

T o w n e L o c k s and H a r d w a r e Cuts actual size.

T runk Lock Key Blanks Malleable Iron

No. T S 8 — F o r lock N o. T S8J, per

N o. T S 1 3 — F o r lock N o. T S 13 J , per

d o z e n , ..................................................$.20

d o z e n , .......................................................$20

N o. dozen’

No.

..................................................$-20

T S50 2 -

For

locks

TSS02A, T S 50 3A , per dozen

N os. .

.

TS280A — For

locks

N os.

T S 2 5o K A , T S 2 5 5 H A , per dozen

$.60

No. T A 556 - F o r lock No. TA556, $.60

per d o z e n ............................................. $ fo

Paracentric and Flat Steel Key Blanks

N o. T B 6 o o

F o r lock No. TB600,

per d o z e n ,........................................... $3.00

No. T S 74J - F o r locks N os. T S74J, T S 77 J, per dozen,

Packed : as ordered.

$.25

1 he B lo u n t D o o r C h e c k a n d S p rin g

D00

R Springs are widely used and are of many kinds; nearly

always they are annoying and objectionable, except when com­ bined w ith a D oor Check to control them. The combination of a D oor Spring and Check in one device pro­ duces the ideal result, and this device is rapidly superseding the use of the plain D oor Spring. The earliest door checks were of the pneumatic or air type, in which an air cushion is employed to control the effect of the spring on the door, but experience has shown that the leather packing, which is a necessary feature in all such checks, is only effective while it remains soft, that it soon becomes hard and that thereafter the check is useless. The L iquid D oor Check, of which the Blount is the earliest and best example, overcomes all of these difficulties and affords an absolutely satisfactory and permanent device. A door w ith this device keeps out cold, draughts, noise and odors, and is silent. Doors so equipped can’ t be slammed or left open; the action is quick, firm and noiseless. A D oor Check and Spring is now rather a necessity than a lux­ ury on most outside, and many inside doors; its field of usefulness is constantly increasingAs said above the only successful door checks are those of the liquid type, and the “ B lount,” since its introduction more than ten

Yale

Towne Locks and H ardw are

F o r e x p la n a t i o n o f m e c h a n is m se e o p p o s it e p a g e , a n d f o r n a m e s o f n u m b e r e d p a r t s s e e p a g e 1S5,

The Rio u

ii t

D o or C h eck and S pring

i8i

years ago, has been universally recognized as the leading and best Liquid D oor Check on the market-

It is made in six different sizes

and many finishes, to meet all requirements. F o r sizes and prices see page 184.

C o n s t r u c t io n

T

HE

and

O p e r a tio n

1 . Sc P. Blount D oo r Check combines a powerful coil

spring (which furnishes the motive power to close the door) and a metallic piston m oving in a metallic cylinder against a non-freezing liquid (which furnishes the checking or controlling power). A simple regulating valve enables these two powers to be so adjusted, relatively' to each other, as to give any desired action to the door, whereby it w ill always be positively closed but under a control which prevents slamming. The working parts are immersed in a lubricating fluid, so that the wear resulting from continued use is inappreciable, and the device when once properly adjusted in place w ill continue indefinitely to func­ tion without further care or expense. Its general appearance and construction w ill be apparent from the illustrations on opposite page.

It is made in six sizes and various

finishes; it can be adapted to doors of all kinds and shapes. F o r names o f num bered parts shown on opposite page see page 185.

Yale

Fig. I.

C5T

Towne Locks and H a r d w a r e

R ight-hand D oor F rom Inside F ig. 2. L eft-hand D oor F rom Inside U se R ight-hand C heck U se L eft-hand Check T h is method o f attachm ent is recom m ended w h erever conditions permit.

F ig. 3.

Right-hand D oor F rom O utside U se L eft-hand C heck Soffit B racket, additional (see page 185)

Fig. 5.

Left-hand D oor F rom O utside U se Right-hand Check Corner Bracket, additional (see page 185)

Fitr 4.

C heck A pplied Between Doors

D o o r O p e n s a l l t h e W a y B a c k (180°) D is t a n c e • R " f r o m 3 M t o 4 H in c h e s

Jamb B racket, additional (see page 1S5)

F ig. 6.

R ight-hand D oor F ro m Outside U se L eft-hand Check F lu sh B racket, additional (see page 185)

The Blount Do o r Che

c

k

a n

d

S /> /• i it g

H ow to Select the Proper Check T H E S IZ E R E Q U I R E D :— Consult table on page 184 givin g size based on standard doors and usual conditions.

T he Check should always be of

ample size; if too small for the door it will not control it effectively and is liable to be broken.

F or doors exposed to severe draughts use a check one

size larger than called for in table.

Doors with metal frames or heavy glass

panels require a heavier check than ordinary doors of equal size. T H E M E T H O D O F A T T A C H M E N T :— R efer to the illustration (on opposite page) show ing the position in which the Check is to be placed; the text will indicate the hand o f door and whether or not a bracket is necessary. Avoid using brackets where not really needed. C H E C K S W I T H O U T B R A C K E T S , applied to inner or hinge side of doors (F igs. 1 and 2), are recommended wherever the conditions permit. W H E N A B R A C K E T IS R E Q U I R E D the Soffit bracket (F ig . 3), should be used if possible. T he Jamb bracket (F ig . 4) enables a check to be placed in the lim ited space between doors, as in the case o f a F ro n t D oor and Storm or Screen D oor. A special Soffit bracket (fo r this location) is also supplied fo r this use when it is not possible to apply bracket to jamb. T h e closing pow er o f a check so applied is not equal, how ever, to that of a check regu larly applied, and th erefore w ith heavy doors an a u xilia ry spring should be used. T h e minim um distance “R ” (F ig . 4) occupied by a check applied in this manner is as fo llo w s: S ize N o. 1, 3^4 inches; N o. 2, 3 l/ 2 inches; N o. 3, 3^4 inches; No. 4, 4 inches; N o. 5, 4 inches, and No. 6, 4^/2 inches. T h e C orner bracket (F ig . 5) does not perm it the C heck to stand as far from hinge edge of door as other brackets, and as is desirable, and is only recom m ended when ad­ ditional strength is necessary. T h e F lu sh bracket, how ever, (F ig . 6) m ay be used when the su rface o f the jam b is not w ide enough fo r the foot o f the Soffit bracket. T he F la t bracket (illustration om itted fo r lack o f space) is provided for Round Top D oors w hen check is applied to the door. P rice, $1.00 to $1.50 additional accord­ ing to size (see page 185). W hen check is applied to jam b a F lu sh bracket (F ig . 6) should be used. B rackets fo r Round T op D oors v a ry in accordance w ith the dimen­ sions and radius o f the d oor; and w hen such a bracket is required the w idth of the door and radius o f the top should be given as w ell as the hand o f door, and whether it must open all the w ay back (180 d egrees).

Y a l e & T o wn e L o c k s a n d H a r d w a r e

Blount Door Check Sizes and Prices Sizes o f checks for standard doors. page 183, require checks of larger size. No.

U nusual conditions, as explained on

D escription.

Each.

F or screen and other very light d o o r s .................................................... $3-00 F o r light inside doors not exceeding 7 feet high by 3 feet wide . 4.00 3- F or inside doors o f medium size not exceeding 7 feet high by 2% feet w i d e ..............................................................................................5.00 For heavy inside and ordinary outside doors not exceeding 73/2 by 43 f e e t .......................... ...................................................................... 6.00 . 8.00 5 - For outside doors o f medium size not exceeding 7 ^ by 4 feet . For heavy outside doors, Sy 2 feet high by 4 feet wide . . . . 10.00 1. 2.

6

Checks are furnished regularly in gold bronze finish. A t the same price (when so ordered), they will be supplied in silver bronze, or imitation o f B ow er-B arff finish. A t an additional price they will be furnished plated in brass, bronze, nickel, copper, oxidized silver, or any other finish desired, either polished or unpolished; or in solid brass or bronze if desired. R E P A I R I N G B L O U N T D O O R C H E C K S .— E xp ressage or freigh t both ways must be paid by the customer. R epairing N ew S tyle Checks— $1.20 list each for over­ hauling, refinishing and refilling checks; cost o f new parts to replace those broken or damaged (unless the check sent fo r repairs shows fau lty construction or imperfect m aterial) is additional. R epairing O ld Style Checks— L is t p rice: Size, “ O ” $2.70, “ A ” $2.80, “ B ” $2.90, “ C ” $3.40, “ D ” $3.90 and “ E ” $4.20.

Blount Check Parts F or names and prices see opposite page.

The

Blount

Door

Check

185

and Spring

Blount Door Check Parts and Brackets F o r figure N o s . see illustra tio n s on opposite p a g e and 011 p a g e 180. Prices in Sizes, each. N o.

D escription.

1

2

3

4

5

6

P a r ts o f C h e c k s 1 3 4 5

6 7

. 10

P i s t o n ........................................ C o n n e c t in g ro d . . . .

. 05 .40 . 10

C r a n k ........................................ S h a f t ........................................

•05

R a tc h e t s l e e v e ........................... C o i l ( o r Spring") . . . . T o p c a p .................................

9 10 11 12

T o p n u t f o r s h a ft .

13 * 15$

.

.

.

(

M a i n a r m .................................. S l id i n g l a t c h ...........................

(

B a ll stud (in c lu d e d w ith 13) F o rk ed arm ........................... C lam p s c r e w f o r ball socket

16 *

' S c r e w f o r fo r k e d a rm

.

19

J a m b p l a t e .................................. B r a c k e t s c r e w ........................... R e g u l a t i n g s c re w . . . .

-

R e g u l a t i n g s c re w n ut.

23 24

R e g u l a t i n g s c re w w a s h e r s (2 ) *

■50 .15 •05

• 15 . 05

■15 .05

•30 • 05

■15 .05

.20

.05 ■ 05 .05

B a ll r e t a i n e r ........................... P is t o n v a lv e , ( b a ll) . L iq u id, p e r gallon, $4.00

. 10 . 10 .20 .60 .20 . 60

.05 . 10

20 21

25

$1.5 0 $1.85 . 10 •15 . 10 ■ 05 .40 • 45

• 15 • 50 .20

C o m b in atio n p a c k in g nut

8

17 iS

S i . 20

C a s e o r s h e l l ........................... E n d c a p .................................. E n d cap w a s h e r . . . .

2

• 05 •05 .05

.05 . 10 .1 5 •05 . 05 .05 •05 .05

. 15 . 10 • 25 .65 .20 . 70 .20

$2.35

$ 3-25 $4.00 .20 •25 . 10 . 10 .80 • 50 1.00

• 15 . 10 • 15 • 15 • 3° .65

• 15 .20

■ 30 . 90 .20

•3 ° 1.40

•05 .40 .05

. 05 • 45 •05

.25 .05 . 10

• 3° •05 . 10

.15 .05 •05 .05 • 05

• 15 •05 ■ 05

• 30 .80

• 3° • °5 ■ 45 •05

. 40 • 3° .40 .90 .40 1.70 .40 . 05 •45

•05

.3 0

•35

•05

•05 .20

• 15 • 15 .05 . 10

• 15 .05 . 10

.05

•05

.05 .05

.05 • 05 .05

• °5

•05

•05 •05 .05 .05

$.20

•$■3°

S . 35

$.40

S. 45

.30 .60 1.00 .60

■35

■50

■ 65 1.20

.85 1.5 0

.65

.70 1.30 .70

• 55 ■ 75 1.4 0 •75

.85

$.70

$.80

.05 .05

B r a c k e ts fo r C h e c k s 3+ 6f

Soffit b r a c k e t ........................... F lush

“

...........................

5t

Corner

“

...........................

4t

F lat Jamb

“ “

........................... ...........................

$ .15 .30 .50 1.00 .50

•55

F o r E x t r a L e n g th o f A rm A d d to prices o f C h ec k s, as s h o w n on opposite page, th e f o l lo w i n g : 8 o r 10 in ch a rm s .

12 o r 16 16 inch a rm s

• .

.

.

■

$.50 $.60

.

* P a r ts b rack e te d are u s u a lly fu rn ish e d to g e th e r . t F o r illu s tra tio n s o f b ra ck e ts see p a g e > 8 2 , an d fo r d e sc rip tio n see p age 183.

$.90 $ r . 00

1 86

Y a l e & T ow n e L o c k s a n d H a r d w a r e

Yale & I owne T R I P L E X Blocks and suspension scales in die shipping room. The overhead carrier system enables one man to handle, weigh and ship the heaviest cases in one operation. W rite us for more information about it.

Chain Blocks \X7’E are the makers of the original W eston Differential Pulley Block, the pioneer o f all chain blocks. W e are also makers o f the D up le x Screw Block, the best m iddle grade Block 011 the market, and the Triplex Spur-Gear Block, pre­ eminently the best and most efficient Chain Block in the world.

Each

of these three types has its legitimate field o f usefulness. Chain Blocks can often be handled and sold to good advantage by hardware dealers, and

special catalogues will be furnished, on

request, for distribution to consumers. It pays to carry Chain Blocks in stock.

They are frequently

needed in great haste, in cases o f break-down or other emergency, and the dealer who has a few in stock, and can make spot delivery, gets the business and often at his own price. T he advantage o f using up-to-date equipm ent for lifting loads which are too heavy to move by hand is effectively shown by this picture. each one

N ote the weight lifted, and the height to which lifted, with ton

block,

with a pull o f 82 lbs. and the hand chains moving at equal speed. W ith the twenty ton Triplex Block one man can lift twenty tons by pulling 162 lbs. on the hand chain, and four men can lift

twenty

tons four feet in ten minutes.

i 88

Yale

Cff

Towne Locks and H ardw are Yale & Towne T R IP L E X B L O C K Patented S p u r-G e a re d

T

H E T rip lex B lock w ill ou tlift and outlast any other block in points of economy, ease and safety. cannot

It

be equalled

as a hoist on hand cranes from Yz to 20 tons capacity, and on a jib overhead

carrier

or

system

a T r ip le x B lo ck w ill repay its cost several times each year.

Each

hour’ s

work

required w ith other blocks can be done w ith the T rip lex B lo ck in 30 minutes. The

savin g w ill quickly

repay the cost of replacing m any blocks which

double

now

in

the

use,

Note the balanced train of SpurGears.

w o rk ­

m an’s labor by their w aste o f pow er in friction. Capacity in T o n s.

% I

Price com plete, w ith o u t T ro lley.

$35.00 45.00

Regular Hoist in F eet.*

Extra H oist Price per Foot.

N et W eigh t in Lbs.

8

$.90

53

8

• 95

80

1.00 1.05 1.50 1.60

124

60.0 0

8

2

70.0 0

9

3 4 5

90 .0 0

10

110.00

10

140 .0 0

12

6

165.00

12

8

200.00

12

10

24 0.0 0

12

12

3 0 0 . OO

12

16

360.00

20

425-00

2.15 215 2.70

IS8 200 29O

380 390 470 570

12

3-25 4.30 5-40

1000

12

6.50

1375

Soo

Triplex Blocks are sent on lree trial to responsible parties. ♦Figures denote height in feet which blocks with regular lengths of chain will hoist above level on which operator stands.

C h a i n

B l o c k s

i

Yale & Towne D U PLEX BLOCK Patented S c r e w -G e a r e d

T

H I S is the popular type o f double chain w orm -w heel or

screw

block.

T h ese

blocks have load

chain

sheaves carried on a steel shaft and fitted with sa fety guides.

T h ey

lift faster and easier than

other screw blocks and cost no more. T h ey

have

bronze

w orm

w heels and steel w orm s w ith hardened

and

ground

thrust

bearings running in oil. F o r portable use these are light po w erfu l chain blocks and take up the least head room. In speed they are excelled only by the T r ip le x Block. T h e Y a le & T o w n e D uplex B lo ck

is

25 per cent, m ore

Note the safety guides rendering it impossible for load chain to slip.

pow erfu l than any other screw block made. Capacity in Tons.

V2 X

Price Complete.

Regular Hoist.

Extra Hoist. Price per foot.

Net Weight in Pounds.

.20

43

30.00

8

“

1.5 0

57

40. OO

8

“

i -75

76

2.00

104

$2 5. OO

8 fe e t

2

50.00

9

“

3

75.00

10

“

2 . 20

180

4

95.00

10

“

2.40

215

5

140.00

12

“

3.00

330

6

180.00

12

“

3-75

340

8

210.00

12

“

4.00

380

10

275.00

12

“

4.25

560

190

Yale

T 0w n e Locks and Hardware Y ale & Towne D IF F E R E N T IA L BLOCK T h e O r ig in a l W e s t o n ’ s P a te n t

T

HE

genuine Y a le

& Tow ne

W eston

D ifferential

B locks have la rg e sheaves and fu ll sized chain of special m aterial gauged by a patented process which

hardens

the

properly

chain and m akes

form ed

it gear accurately with

sprockets.

T h is precludes the stretching o f the chain which, in im ita­ tions,

quickly

destroys

their

usefulness and safety. T h ese

blocks handle heavy

loads readily and safely.

We

sell them at the low est price possible fo r any reliable chain block. G uard against paying alm ost Note that °

'

1

| c °mPany s cast on both the top and bottom sheaves,

0

as much for inferior and unreliable

blocks.

nam e “ Y a le

Look &

fo r

is

the

T ow n e

M fg.

Co.” cast on both top and bottom sheaves. antee o f m aterial, durability

and

It is a gu ar­

ready duplication of

parts.

C apacity in tons.

Com plete.

Regular H oist.

lA

$ 18.00

5 feet

%

18.00

Extra H oist Price per fo o t.*

N et W eigh t in Pounds.

II 22

“

2. So

21.00

7

“

28.00

8

“

3.00

51

3.20

8l

O

co

36.00

5*

6

Cl

$2.80

CO

'A

1

Price

30

2

45-0 0

9

“

3.40

12 2

3

60.00

9/4 “

4.00

180

* Each additional foot o f hoist includes four feet o f additional chain.

Chain

191

Blocks

A Few Places Where Yale & Towne Chain Blocks are Used A L E & T O W N E Chain B locks are utilized by the hundreds in machine shops., power plants, engine rooms and all kinds o f factories. are used for setting machinery, liftin g parts thereof repair, or serving

machines.

T hey

handle

bales

for

of

They

inspection or

hay

or

cotton,

logs, cases or tu b in g ; lay waterpipe, gas mains or assist in the construction of sewers.

In fact wherever lifting is to be done, one o f the three types of

Y ale & Tow ne Chain B locks m ay be used with a pronounced saving o f time, hard w ork and money.

Truckm en use them for handling safes, boilers,

stone, street car rails, horses or other heavy objects.

Railroad shops are

full o f th em ; they lift ammunition, etc., in forts and battleships; they are used to handle automobiles, motor boats and theatre scenery.

T h ey are

used in gas and brick works, and for setting m onum ents; also in abattoirs, on docks, in w areh o u ses and on the fa rm . There is no locality where Y a le & Tow ne Chain Blocks cannot be sold.

A G raphical Comparison

T h e diagram show s at a glance the

Y a le & T o w n e T rip le x Block

superiority o f the T r ip le x B lo ck over

Y ale & T o w n e D uplex Block 4 0 %

the n ext best block, w hich is also

A nother m ake

32 %

made by Y a le & T ow n e, and gives the efficiency o f a large num ber of

Y a le & T o w n e 31% Differential Block

the best blocks o f other m akers.

A no th er m ake 2 8 .8

T R I P L E X For greatest and quickness.

safety

A nother m ake 2 6

%

COM PILED FROM REPORT OF T E S T S BY THE LA TE

Prof. R. H . T h u r s t o n , C ornell U n iversity,

%

Ithaca, N . Y . , U . S. A . A nother m ake 2 4 . 3

D U P L E X : — F o r ease and handiness. A nother m ake 2 3

D I F F E R E N T I A L : — T h e cheapest reliable chain block.

79. 5 %

A nother 1 8 . 9 % make

%

%

Yale

F OR

cif

T o w n e L o c k s and H ardw are

Prison Locks more than twenty-five years we have made a specialty of

locks for prison use, the conditions o f which are entirely special, calling for unusual care in designing and great thoroughness o f con­ struction. In view o f the highly specialized character o f our extensive line o f prison locks, we advise that in case o f inquiries for such locks, all o f the essential facts be communicated to us, whereupon we will be pleased to furnish full inform ation as to styles, sizes and prices, and to subm it samples if desired.

Asylum Locks JN

like manner we have an extensive line o f locks designed es­ pecially for use in hospitals, reform

schools and other public

institutions where the function o f the lock is rather to lock indi­ viduals in than to keep intruders out.

Such locks, particularly for

insane asylums, are exceptionally exposed to attack, and should be constructed to meet the conditions which thus arise. H ere also we need full inform ation concerning the conditions under which the locks are to be used, and in return will be pleased to subm it corresponding inform ation as to sizes, kinds and prices, together with samples where necessary.

Special

Products

iM

Bank and Sale Locks the oldest makers o f Bank Locks in America, and the largest in the world.

O u r line includes the Yale time locks,

combination or dial locks, safe deposit locks, sub-treasury locks and every form o f lock used by safe makers or in connection with metal work.

Inform ation concerning any o f these specialties will be fur­

nished on request, and also concerning our large line o f locks, of various types and sizes, intended for use on iron doors, grilles, etc.

C ut Glass Trim ^^LA SS

knobs, o f rather crude construction, have long been used

occasionally

in America.

T he

im proved

methods o f con­

structing them which we originated some years ago have made them much more available, and have largely increased their use. of such knobs covers a wide range o f styles and

prices.

O u r line W here

goods o f this character are desired, we are prepared to subm it full information on request.

Post Office Lock Boxes W

E are the original manufacturers o f the metallic fronted post office lock box, and for more than

twenty-five years have

been the contractors to the U . S. G overnm ent for furnishing the Yale L ock Boxes used in all G overnm ent Post Offices.

Info rm a­

tion concerning this line o f our products will be furnished on request.

194

Yale

Towne

Locks

and

Hardware

Yale Key Sign are prepared to furnish the above handsome and effective Sign to hardware dealers and locksmiths on terms which will be quoted on request. It is 32 inches in length, made of sheet steel, the blade finished in aluminum bronze, the bow in genuine gold leaf, and the lettering in black, thus constituting a very attractive advertisement, not only of the Y ale Lock, but of the establishment by which it is displayed. I t is equally available for use indoors and out, and is furnished with two eyes by which it may be suspended from a bracket or any suitable point o f support. It is offered on liberal terms and can advantageously be availed o f by every hardware dealer and locksmith who proposes to sell the Yale Locks.

General Index. F o r N um erical In dex see page 199. A A d justers, Casem ent Alencon D esign . . . . Ancona D esign . . . . A rcadian D esign . . . . Asylum L o c k s .........................

C — Continued. Tage 89 130 130 109-110 192

B Bank and S a fe L ock s . 193 Bergam o D esign . . . . 130 Bevel o f D oors . . . . 29-31 Blount D oor Check . 179-185 Bolts, C h a i n ......................... 86 “ E xtension . . . . 87 F oot ......................... 86 “ M ortise D o o r . 86 B o x L ocks . . . . 156-158, 161, 168 Brabant D esign . . . . 130 B ristol D e s i g n ......................... h i Builders’ H ardw are, P lain . 85-98 O rnam ental 109-134 Butts, Loose Pin . . . . 88

c

Cabinet Locks, “ “ “ “

D escriptive . 155 B o x , 156-158, 161, 168 Chest, 156-158, 166, 168 Com bination 168 Cupboard . 158, 165 D esk . . 166 “ D raw er, 158-161,165-168 “ L ock er . 164, 167, 168 161 “ M etal B o x . “ Standard 165 T ill . . . 162 162-164 W ard rob e . 165-168 Y a le . . 173-177 Cabinet L o ck K e y B lanks . Care o f L o c k s ......................... 32 Casement A d ju ste rs . 89

Catches, Cupboard . . . “ F rench W indow “ T ransom C eiling H ooks . . . . Ceva D e s i g n ......................... Chain Blocks . . . . “ Differential “ “ D uplex “ T rip le x . . “ B o l t s ......................... “ D oor Fasteners Chest L ock s . . . 156-158, Cinch D oor Stops Sash Clam ps C oat and H at H ooks . Com bination Cabinet L ocks . Cupboard Catches . . . L o c k s ......................... T u rn s . . . . Cup E scu tch eon s: Plain . Ornam ental Cut Glass T r i m .........................

Page 90 90 90 92 131 186-191 190 189 188 86 87 166, 168 98 95 92 168 90 158, 165 89 108 109-125 193

D Dead L ocks, M ortise “ Rim . D esign, Arcadian “ Alencon “ A n cona . “ B ergam o “ B rabant “ B ristol . “ C eva . “ Ephesus “ F leu ry . “ F lorian . “ Gardo . “ H ellenian “ Ionian .

.

80-84

.

.

.

.

.

.

. . . . . . .

.

.

. . . .

.

.

.

.

73-79 109-110 130 130 130 130 hi

131 131 114,131 112 -113,131 115 116,132 117,132

196

Yale & T owne Locks and H ard w a re D — Continued.

H Page

Page

L a r g o ......................... 132 L y d i a n .......................... 1 18 M arathon . . . .1 1 9 ,1 3 2 M a r l y ......................... 133 “ M e d i c i .......................... 133 “ M eridian . . . . 120 M y s t i c ......................... 133 “ N avarro . . . . 121,133 “ O p o r t o ..........................122,134 “ Piedm ont . . . . 123,134 “ R eno ..........................124,134 “ Sorrento . . . . 125 “ U r b i n o ......................... 134 D esk L o c k s ..................................... 166 D oor Bolts, M ortise . . . . 86 “ C heck and Spring, B lount 179-185 “ Fasteners, Chain . . . 87 “ K nobs, Glass . . . . 193 Jet . . . . 102-107 M eta l: Plain . 100-107 “ O rnam ental 109-125 M ineral . . . 106-107 Porcelain . . . 106-107 “ Pulls, Plain . . . . 91 O rnam ental . . 109-125 “ Stops, “ Cinch” . . . . 98 D oors, H and and B evel of . . 29-31 D raw er L ocks . . . 158-161,165-168 Drop D raw er P ulls, Orna. . . 109-125

29-31 H and and B evel o f D oors . Hasp, P a d l o c k ............................... 54 H ellenian D e s i g n ......................... 116, 132 109-125 H ook Sash L ifts, O rnam ental 92 H ooks, C e i l i n g ............................... 92 “ C oat and H at . . . 92 “ T o w e l ...............................

Design, “ “

E Ephesus D e s i g n Escutcheon Plates, “ “ E xtension B o l t s

.................... 131 Plain . . . 100-105 O rnam ental 109-125 .................... 87

F F leu ry D e s i g n ...............................114, 131 Florian D esign . . . . 112, 113, 131 Flush Sash L ifts, O rnam ental . 109-125 F oot B o l t s ..................................... 86 French W indow Catches . . . 90 F ront D oor Lock-sets, Plain . 100-101 “ Ornam ental 109-125

G Gardo D e s i g n ............................... Glass K n o b s ............................... Glossary .....................................

115 193 7-14

I 102-108 Inside D oor Lock-sets, P lain “ Ornam ental 109-125 Inventor o f the Y a le L ock . 19 Ionian D e s i g n ............................... 117, 132 K K e y Plates, Ornam ental . K e y S i g n s ..................................... K eys and Blanks, Repair w ork B rass . . “ Bronze “ “ Cabinet L o ck “ Com posite S t'l “ F la t Steel F old in g Steel “ M alleable Iron “ Padlock . “ Solid Steel . T ru n k . . “ Y a le Cylinder K nob Latches, Rim . . . . “ L ocks, Rim . . . . “ Roses, Ornam ental Knobs, G l a s s ............................... “ D oor . . See D oor

109-125 194 135 153-154 153-154 173-177 141-142 151-152 138 136-1^8 142-147 138-141 178 148-150 66 106-107 109-125 193 Knobs

L L argo D e s i g n ............................... 132 67-72 Latches, M ortise N ight . “ Rim Knob . . . . 66 “ N igh t . . . . 55-65 “ Screen D oor 7i “ Secret Gate . . . . 66 “ V estibule . . . . 100, IOI Leeds Gate F ixtu res . . . . 98 L etter H ole Trim , Plain 93 “ Ornam ental 109-125 L e t t e r s ............................................ 94 L ock B oxes, P ost Office . 193 L ocker Locks . . . . 164, 167, 168

G e n e r a l

I n d e x

197

M

L — Continued. Tage Lock P i c k i n g .............................. 24-25 Lock P rim er. A ........................22-23 Locks and Latches . . 55-84. 100-10S A s y l u m ............................... 192 B a n k ..................................... 193 B ox . . . . 156-158, 161, 16S C a b i n e t ............................... 155-16S C are o f . . . . . . 32 Chest . . . 156-158, 166, 168 C u p b o a r d ......................... 158, 165 Dead, M ortise . . . . 80-84 R im . . . . 73-70 D e s k ..................................... 166 D raw er . . . 158-161, 165-168 F ront D o o r . . . . 100-101 L o ck er . . . . 164, 167, 168 M aster-keyed, D escriptive 26-28 M etal B o x ......................... 161 M ortise D ead . . . . 80-84 “ F ro n t D o o r . . 100-101 “ K n ob . . . . 100-105 “ S lid in g D oor . . 108 “ S tore D oor . . 126-128 P r i s o n ............................... 192 R im D e a d .........................73-79 “ K n o b ......................... 106-107 “ Store D oor . . . 74-76 S a f e ..................................... 193 Slid in g D o o r . . . . 108 Standard Cabinet . . . 165 162 T i l l ..................................... T r u n k ............................... 169-172 W a r d r o b e ......................... 162-164 Lock-sets, P l a i n ......................... 100-108 Ornam ental . . . . 109-134 F ront D oor, P lain . . . 100-101 “ Ornam ental 109-125 Inside D oor, P lain . . 102-108 “ O rnam ental 109-125 R i m ..................................... 106-107 Slid in g D o o r,P la in . . 108 “ “ O rnam ental 109-125 S tore D oor, P lain . . 126-129 “ “ Ornam ental 130-134 V estibule D oor, P lain . 100-101 “ “ Orna. . 109-125 Loose Pin B u t t s ......................... 88 Lydian D e s i g n ............................... 1 18

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M arathon D e s i g n ......................... M a rly D e s i g n ......................... M aster-keyed L ocks, D cscriptiv M edici D esign . . . . M eridian D esign M etal B o x L ocks . M ortise D ead L ocks . “ D oor B olts . “ F ro n t D oor L ocks “ K n ob L ocks . “ N igh t L atches . “ S lid in g D oor L ocks “ S tore D oor L ocks “ V estib ule L atches M ystic D esign . . . .

119, 132 5

133 26-28 133 120 l6 l 80-84

86 100-101 100-105 67-72 108 126-128 100-101 133

N N av arro D e s i g n .........................121, 133 N igh t Latches, M ortise . . . 67-72 R im . . . . 55-65 N u m e r a l s ...................................... 94 N um erical I n d e x ....................... 199

o O porto D esign . O rnam ental H ardw are

122, 134 109-134

P Padl ock Assortment Car d . . 53 Padl ock H a s p ....................... 54 Padlocks .........................33-54 B a g g a g e ................ 4° “ Bicycle . . . . 4 0 , 5T> 52 “ Master-keyed . 34"36, 4 h 42 N o v e l t y ............ 43-52 “ Pi n- Tumbl er . 34-36, 42, 43 “ Standard . . . . 37-40 Y a l e .................. 34-36 Piedmont D e s i g n .........................123, 134 Post Office L o c k Boxes . . . 193 Prison L o c k s ....................... I92 Push Buttons, Ornamental . 109-125 “ Plates, Plain . . . . 91 “ “ Ornamental . . 109-125

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Reno D e s i g n ...............................124, 134 Rim Dead L o c k s .........................73-79 “ K nob Latches . . . . 66 “ L o c k - s e t s ........................106-107 “ N ight Latches . . . . 55-65 “ T u r n b u c k l e s ........................ 90

S S afe L o c k s ..................................... S afety Padlock Hasp . . . . Sash Clamp, “ Cinch” . . . . Sash F a s t s .................................... Sash L ifts, H ook, Ornam ental . “ Flush, “ Screen D oor Latches . . . . Secret G ate Latches . . . . Sorrento D e s i g n ........................ Slid in g D oor Lock-sets, Plain . “ “ “ Orna. Standard Cabinet L ock s . . . Store D oor H andles, P lain . . “ “ “ Orna. “ Lock-sets, P lain . “ “ “ Orna.

193 54 95 95 109-125 109-125 71 66 125 108 109-125 165 126-129 130-134 126-129 130-134

T ill L o c k s ...................................... 162 T o w el H o o k s ............................... 92 T ran som C a t c h e s ......................... 90 “ L i f t e r s ......................... 96-97 T ru n k L ocks, D escriptive . 155 “ “ ......................... 169-172 K e y B lanks . . 178 T urnbuckles, R i m ......................... 90 Turns, C u p b o a r d ......................... 89 u U rbino

D esign

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134

V V estibule D oor Lock-sets, Plain 100-101 “ “ “ Orna. 109-125

W W ardrobe L o c k s ....................... 162-164 W in do w Catches, F rench . . 90

Y Y a le K e y S i g n ............................. 194 Y a le L ock, T h e ........................IS-3^ “ “ “ Inventor o f . 19 Y a le & T ow n e M fg. Co., D e­ scriptive .............................. 20-21

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