Handle 44

Description

Handle 44

Nice heavy brass and oak handle made by Amerock. Cir. 1981. The handle has brass ends and a strip of unfinished oak in the middle. The wood is unfinished so that you can stain it to match your furniture piece or your cabinets. The handle is marked on the bottom with the Amerock logo and R. D. Can. 1981, U. S. D270,994 630. The handle measures 5″l x 3/4″w. It has a 3″ center to center distance for the mounting screws. These appear to be new old stock, never used.

This item may be shippable.

This Handle 44 is an antique or salvaged item and may show wear due to age. This may include scratches, pitting, patina, finish loss, rust or other general wear. We attempt to include any significant damage beyond regular wear within the description. We make every effort to clean as much paint, dirt and rust off of items while still leaving as much of the original patina as possible.

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Amerock

Amerock Hardware began in Rockford Illinois under the name American Cabinet Hardware Corporation. The founders, Reuben and Gedor Aldeen originally worked for National Lock Company but decided to branch out on their own and then established the American Cabinet Hardware Corporation in the 1930s. They concentrated on giving a unique and decorative look to also functional kitchen and cabinet hardware. Come 1940, the name changed to Amerock (a combination of American and Rockford). By the 1960s they made appliance and window hardware in addition to the cabinet hardware. In 1965 Amerock merged with Stanley Tool Works and in 1973, the division was purchased by Anchor-Hocking. They continued to produce under the Amerock name and even expanded the product lines in the 80s and 90s. The Amerock name continues today, now owned by the Piedmont Hardware group.

Allison hardware is made by Amerock.