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6 1/4 Inch (5 Inch c-c) Siena Bail Pull (Ancient Bronze Finish) @12-inch-solid-brass-friction-casement-fastener-pvd-finish-dtfca12cr003 This sturdy door bolt set Option:Functional (Non Locking)
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6 1 4 Inch (5 Inch c c) Siena Bail Pull (Ancient Bronze Finish) @12 inch solid brass friction casement fastener pvd finish dtfca12cr003 This sturdy door bolt set Option:Functional (Non Locking) This sturdy door bolt set from Deltana is finished in a smooth brushed chrome and measures 4 inches in length 2 Inch Lumiere Acrylic T Knob (Brushed Nickel Finish) The Lumiere collection from Schaub & Company includes knobs & pulls that are designed to provide a contemporary style look to your home Antique Hardware Tips Measures 6 1 4 Inches Long & 1 1 4 Inch Projection
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