Horton Brasses

Snipe Hinges

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These are made from soft iron and thinned out to delicate proportions. These are very, very early hinges.

Snipe hinges (also known as cotter pin, or staple hinges), are the simplest and probably the earliest hinges used on American furniture. See instructions with a diagram on how they are installed.

 H-62 wrought iron snipe hinge - for wood thickness up to 1/2" 
$21.00
each approx. 1-1/2" long
Black Wrought Iron
 
 H-61 wrought iron snipe hinge 
$23.00
each leaf approx 3" long
Black Wrought Iron
 

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