what is this thing

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I guess it could be
 

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I agree... most likely a transom window casement lock.







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I agree....."no gun"....."definately a window casement lock". Its even the kind thats lockable, nice.

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what metal is it? i thought it to be a window lock. didn't even see the key lock.

looks odd to be a window lock. the locking mechanism is more light furniture type. but..... ?

the hoosier cabinet idea is good. just odd enough to be from a built in cabinet from an old house.
 

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It is made of brass
 

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Yup! Icebox latch. When I was a kid I rode with the local iceman and helped deliver ice. It was a horse drawn wagon in Baltimore in the late 50's. I remember a lot of those old icebox latches. Most were brass but some were iron and some were plated.
Whoa, I need a grog... :coffee2: :laughing9:
 

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:icon_thumleft: Looks like a lock latch. How else could you keep the kids out of the ice on those hot summer days? :coffee2: :laughing9:
 

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I nominate Gypsy for Genius status.....problem solved...you are good... I would have gone along with the hurd on the idea of window latch....hats off to ya.
 

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