FREE SHIPPING ON QUALIFYING ORDERS $49 OR MORE Prices, promotions, styles, and availability may vary. Our local stores do not honor online pricing. Prices and availability of products and services are subject to change without notice. Errors will be corrected where discovered, and Lowe's reserves the right to revoke any stated offer and to correct any errors, inaccuracies or omissions including after an order has been submitted. These Masonic walking sticks are available with either blue or red backdrops. Members of the Masonic lodge freely show their Masonic membership through all kinds of different accessories. Why not get a Masonic walking cane to add to your collection? The Masonic emblem is inlayed at the top of an embossed brass door knob style handle. Made from solid brass this comfortable to hold antique door handle style grip is sure to last with out being scratched or broken. This particular walking stick has a tapering aluminum alloy shaft that is light-weight, extremely strong tempered and can safely hold more weight than most of the canes and walking sticks we have in stock.
The aluminum alloy shaft is far more resistant to being scratched or broken than any wood shafted walking stick. The tip of this walking stick comes with a copper ferrule and replaceable rubber tip for added safety to prevent slipping. This Masonic walking stick makes a great gift or collector piece to any Mason lodge member. Guaranteed to be a hit at your next Mason meeting and all the guys will have to know where you have gotten your Masonic walking stick. Click-on the tab below the picture for a closer look. Comes installed with a complimentary high-quality 1/2" rubber tip Light-weight aluminum alloy shaft Solid brass handle This cane is manufactured by West Georgia Golf 5.0 out of 5 | This tip is a specialty tip of Item #1616 option C. If a item number is listed, you can search for that item number to find the product page of the intended cane tip, otherwise, please contact customer support for assistance. The "Standard Size"for this cane is "36 Inches". This is the maximum length that this cane can be sold.
The Approximate Maximum User Height for this cane is 5'11". (You may choose to have the cane shortened if the "Optional Sizing" option is available under the "Add to Cart" button.) For the Most Accurate Measurement, See Guide Below: Approximate Size Guide for User's Height to Length of Cane *These are approximate measurements PLEASE NOTE: There is No Minimum Height Requirement for this Cane. These are rough estimates of the User's Height to Cane Height and the cane MUST be checked for the correct size before use to prevent injury. Step #2 from the full sizing guide Engraving is now available! Genuine Brass, Steel or Anodized Aluminum plaques are engraved and bent to the curve of the shaft of the cane. Please click on the images below to see more details.... (PLEASE NOTE - Engraving does not apply towards the $80.00 to recieve free shipping) 6 Month Limited Warranty* Low Prices & 100% Satisfaction Guarantee Customer Service w/ Live Phone Support
15+ Years in BusinessGenuinely old door knobs in porcelain and glass have been etched with trademarks and logos of highly collectible companies. The etching is about one-sixteenth of an inch deep below the surrounding surface. After etching, the artwork and lettering are inked in matching colors: Coca-Cola is red, Ford is blue, etc. No old doorknobs are known that resemble these new products. A dealer that sold the knobs said the etching was done by sandblasting. The dealer sold the knobs for $95 a set. The price tags were correctly marked, "New lettering on old knobs," which was accurate. But once these knobs change hands, the next seller might not be so honest. There is no permanent mark identifying the etching as new. In addition to the knobs shown here, Coca-Cola, Ford, Chevrolet, Pepsi-cola and Harley-Davidson, we also saw knobs with John Deere and Dr. Pepper. Others are sure to exist. This technology can apply similar etchings to virtually any ceramic or glass surface.
Original white and black porcelain knob sets are common and inexpensive, usually under $5 a set; clear glass, usually $5-$10. These knobs fit most square shafts used in modern door latches. The old metal hardware with the etched knobs we examined was especially dirty, rusty, and tarnished which added to the sense of age. It appears that you've been blocked by the K&T Host webThis is probably just a temporary error, but if you're one of our customers, would you mind letting us know that this hasWhat is mortise lock, and where are they used?Straight from the manufacturer:"Don't settle for cheap immitations. Replace your rusty old locks with our high quality, English-made version. You'll be thrilled with the quality of these exquisite reproductions. Each lock includes a solid brass strike and face plate, 2 steel skeleton keys and mounting screws. All of our mortise locks are keyed alike. Body: W- 3" H - 4" Thickness - 9/16". Face 7/8" x 6"/ 2 1/4"backset. 2 1/4" C/C knob spindle to keyhole.
8mm spindle hole is on the square.We now carry a great line of reproduction hardware from Nostalgic Warehouse. A mortise lock is actually a mechanism box, like you see in the image above, and of the dimensions mentioned in the description. A mortise lock requires special preperations to make it work, you probably don;t want to order this type of lock unless you are replacing an older set, or if you can have your door shop custom prepare your doors.As the need for restoration hardware became more and more prevelant, Nostalgic Warehouse met the need with their mortise lock. This great mortise set replaces most old style mortise locks. The great thing about Nostalgic Warehouse's line is that you can also get the old vintage look of crystal knobs or old victorian style Door Knobs [with backplates] with standard tubular latches to fit newer standard fitting doors.Latch MechanismA latch mechanism is the cylinder that is driven through the edge of the door. This is often also called a tubular latch mechanism.
The mechanism has a spring loaded latch that retracts to open the door and upon release of the Door Knob or lever, protrudes to keep the door closed. A tubular latch mechanism for an exterior door often comes with an attached mortise plate, and requires mortising, or some chizeling to be done on the edge of the door for the plate to rest correctly recessed in the door. " The image above shows the latch mechanism with an attached mortise plate. The mortise plates not only look nice, they provide added security. This post has two door hardware terms that are good to know: Tubular latch, or latch mechanism - The cylinder driven through the edge of the door with a spring loaded latch that keeps the door closed, or allows it to open. Mortise Plate - The plate on the edge of the latch mechanism that provides additional security and a nicer, cleaner look.BacksetBackset - The backset on a door is the distance from the edge of the door, to the center of the bore hol in the door. See the following image:While you are shopping on Direct door hardware, remember that most Door Knobs are shipped with an adjustable backset in the box.
This adjustable backset should accomodate any standard door. Some of our more expensive door hardware, and restoration hardwareproducts require a backset to be specified upon ordering. If you are replacing older door hardware, please check the current backset so that we can send you the right stuff.Ball CatchBall catches are generally used on closet doors, but can be used in other applications. The way they work is simple: on the top of the door there is a hole drilled and a spring loaded ball is installed which slightly protrudes from the top of the door. On the jamb above a strike plat is installed much like a strike plate used on a regular door, but this strike has a small indentation to fit the contour of the ball rather than a hole for the latch. As the door shuts, the spring loaded ball rests in the indentation on the strike and keeps the door closed.Bore or Bore HoleThe bore hole simply put, is the large hole drilled in a door through which the main assembly of a knobset is installed.
DeadboltA deadbolt is a locking mechanism that mounts much like a door knob. Most exterior doors are locked with a door knob, and also a deadbolt. The deadbolt bore hole is directly above the door knob hole. When a lever is turned, a solid steel cylinder is inserted deep into the door jamb to securely lock the door. Deadbolts are available as single or double cylinders. Single cylinders are keyed on the exterior and have a turn lever on the inside. Double cylinder deadbolts are locked or unlocked with a key from the inside and the outside. Double cylinder deadbolts should only be used in special situations as a single cylinder is much safer in emergency situations.Door HingesDoor hinges are made of two metal plates that are attached together with a removable pin. The metal plates are attached to the door and door jamb with screws. Hinges hold the door securely to the door jamb and allow it to swing open and closed.Door StopsThe door stop is the piece of molding that runs vertically on the jamb, and is roughly 1" in width.
The door stop "stops" the door in the jamb and keeps it from opening the opposite way. The door stop also hides the gap between the jamb and the door. Spring stops are also often referred to as door stops.Door ViewerNope this is not an aparatus that helps you look at doors. A door viewer is a cylindrical viewer with curved lenses on the inside that magnify the view on the other side of the door. Door viewers are available in a various degrees of viewable area. These viewers are easily mounted in the door by drilling a hole at eye level and installing the viewer. Door viewers are a great addition to your exterior doors and increase the security of your home by allowing you to view who is outside before opening the door.Dummy KnobsAlso sometimes called dummy trim. These knobs are used most often on doors with ball catches, or whenever you have a door that is not bored for a complet door knob set. Dummy knobs are usually sold individually and include one knob or lever that mounts directly to the face of the door with screws.
FinialsDecorative tip that attaches to the top and or bottom of a door hinge pin. Not all hinges can accept finials, you must order hinges that are designed to have them.Flush BoltsFlush bolts are most often used on french doors. They are mounted [flush] on the inside edge of a door or door stile. By simply pushing the button on the flush bolt up, a bolt is inserted into the jamb and secures the door closed in the middle. Flush bolts are often used on the top and bottom of french door applications. This allows one side of the french door to be fixed while the other door closes against it; then the fixed door can be easily opened when needed.JambThe door jamb is the wood frame that surrounds the door in the doorway. Its important for a door to have a good solid jamb for the door to close against. It's especially important to have a good jamb on an exterior door where a deadbolt will be used. The strike plate attaches to the jamb, and holds the door closed by catching the latch mechanism.
KeywaysA keyway is the actual key cylinder that is inserted into the door knob. When a door knob is unlocked, the key is inserted into the keyway and the lock mechanism is unlocked as the key turns. Keyways can be removed and changed for security reasons or to key several locks alike. Keep in mind that not all keyways are made a like so when you order different brands, there is a good chance they can;t be keyed alike.Knob, KnobsA knob is generally a round shape which is used to grab with your hand and open a door. Knobs are made of brass, zinc die cast or other products.LatchThe latch is the mechanism that slides into the enge of the door and retracts or protrudes wiht the turn of the door knob. The latch keeps the door closed and when the knob is turned allows the door to open.Lever, Lever HandleA lever or lever handle has the same functionality as a door knob, but has a different appearance. A lever is longer and thinner with a fancier look. Keep in mind when ordering lever handles that you may need to specify the swing of the door so that your lever handles point in the right direction when installed.