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By the mid 1860's the basic rim lock was being made as it would remain for the next century. Companies continued to work on improving the working of the lock mechanisms mainly by removing as many unnecessary parts as possible. The rim lock remained the backbone of the lock industry and is still the hardiest lock ever made
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 241-661 SOLD |
 241-374 Entry size 1 available |
 241-493 SOLD |
 241-185 - 5" lock 1 available |
 241-698 - 5 1/2" x 4" 1 available |
 241-591 - 6" high 1 available |
 241-706 - 4" high 3 available |
 241-705 - 4" high 2 available |
 241-639 1 passage latch |
 241-710 2 screen door latches |
 241-588 - 6" deep 1 available |
 241-550 - passage latch 1 available |
 241-604 - 7" deep 1 available (folding key) |
 241-625 1 Colonial Revival |
 241-699 1 available |
 241-306 - 6" high SOLD |
 241-211 - 5 3/4" lock 1 available |
 241-723 - 4 1/4" high 1 available |
 241-724 - 4" high 1 available |
 241-725 SOLD |
 241-545 passage latch 1 available |
 241-727 - 3 7/8" high 1 available |
 240-234 SOLD |
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