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1. 
   caseyr | Jan 05, 2004 08:26pm | #1

   You might send a query to http://www.hipponet.com/mainmenu.html regarding what you are looking for.  Hippo Hardware has a couple of warehouses full of old house hardware stuff and have been helpful in searching through the stuff when I have gone there in person.  I assume they would be helpful on-line as well (they employ a number of the homeless in Portland, so they usually have lots of help on hand.)  Hippo has an on-line catalog, but they don't have much in it yet and they don't list their extensive used collection. 

   There are some architectural salvage companies listed at: http://www.contractorlocate.com/texis/vx/bfsearch/?p_arg=Architectural+Salvage&p_type=1

   I know the Berkeley one has a number of large architectural pieces but I don't know about locks. 

   Another Berkeley place that recycles such items is Urban Ore, their telephone number is listed, along with a number of recyclers:

   http://www.sjrecycles.org/business/cddd-deconstruction.htm

2. 
   BillHartmann | Jan 05, 2004 11:26pm | #2

   Van Dykes have a number of old style looks.

3. 
   Floss | Jan 05, 2004 11:55pm | #3

   Try these,

   http://www.whitechapel-ltd.com/

   http://www.ballandball-us.com/products.html

   http://www.londonderry-brasses.com/

   http://www.horton-brasses.com/

   J.P.

4. 
   steve | Jan 06, 2004 06:15am | #4

   check out Old House Journal, they have some interesting advertisers

   caulking is not a piece of trim