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Posted 5 months ago
toracat
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My friends father (also my friend) passed away at 92. His place was going to be torn down and I was helping them haul things and noticed the doorbell. They said I could have it so I removed it and now it is at my house! It is very loud! just turn the handle Key outside on porch, and bell inside rings, and can be heard really heard in any room in the house! Also uses no electricity! haha. I looked up on internet and was listed as Victorian on one site. This is original, I saw one brass plated new, copy, for $85.00! I am happy with original!! The photo makes it look dented and rusty, it is not dented or rusty but in very good condition! thanks for looking!
Victorian EraThe Victorian Era, named after the prosperous and peaceful reign of England…
Door KnockersBefore electricity made doorbells ubiquitous, people used to announce their…
cool -- bet it is much funner that my door knocker -- would love to ring it all day and drive you nuts -- one ringy dingy two ringy dingies three ringy dingies -- ok i'm out of here -- you have a great day toracat
Thanks, I got the pin out of the bracelet! see new photos! interesting! Don
great -- where is the cocktail lamp you mentioned at sean's site