LATCH BARS

1021

Standard latch bar with bean shaped end cusp, 6" to 12" long.

1022

Bean-end latch bar with an offset end for reversing the latch-grasp placement.

1024

A fancy filed arrowhead bar with filed bevel and punchwork decoration; 6" to 9" long.

1026

A fancy filed latch bar with round cusp; 6" to 9" long.

1008

Bar with a loop end to be used as a cupboard, closet, or gate latch; 3.5" to 12" long.

1023

Spear or arrowhead latch bar; 6" to 12" long.

1025

A shaped and filed latch bar, 18th century; 6" to 10" long.

STRIKES, STAPLE, NAILS AND THUMBER

1031

Braced strike with a twisted brace shank; 2.5" to 4" high.

1032

Braced strike with a bean cusp; 2.5" to 4" high.

1033

Braced strike with a diamond shaped cusp; 2.5" to 4" high.

1034

Braced strike with a spear cusp; 2.5" to 4" high.

1036

Standard drive staple; 1.5" to 3" tall.

FILED STAPLES

Decorated latch bars often have complementary, filed and punch work staples. Here are four designs; the simplest staple has filed surfaces and beveled edges.

1037

Reheaded and repointed nails for applying hardware to doors; 1" to 4" long.

1039

Latch thumber with curved rattail grasp, furnished standard with all latches. Curved thumbers are standard for all latches.