Replies

1. 
   Howard_Burt | Sep 07, 2007 01:11am | #1

   Here's one on Ebay that might work for you. Take a look at this

   http://cgi.ebay.com/Corbin-Antique-Brass-Mortise-Door-Lock_W0QQitemZ150156936265QQihZ005QQcategoryZ37915QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

1. 
   migraine | Sep 07, 2007 07:00pm | #4

   That one came close, but mine has a thumb latch on the exterior side so there is a spring buttom on the bottom inside of the mortice box.

   Thanks again.

2. 
   ajs | Sep 07, 2007 05:29am | #2

   This is a place that I use for door hardware for my old house.

   http://www.oldhouseparts.com/index.htm

   They have a bookcase or two full of mortice locks ( they had 30 or 40 of the particular one I needed to replace). The easy thing to do is to give them a call or send an email with a picture or two of what you are replacing ( with a ruler or grid paper for scale). If they have what you are looking for,they will send a reply email with a picture or pictures of their proposed items. And they don't seem to mind spending time tracking down things that will only cost a few bucks.

1. 
   migraine | Sep 08, 2007 06:05am | #5

   Thanks, I will be sending them a diagram  as to what I need

3. 
   Jeff_Clarke | Sep 07, 2007 05:32am | #3

   Brian - Call Olde Good Things http://www.oldegoodthings.com/about_us.htm, either on the left coast or, more specifically, the basement of the Chelsea store in NYC.   They should be willling to check measurements on mortise locks in stock (although good Corbins are increasingly hard to find) - I bought 9 mortise locks in NYC last weekend from them -

   Good luck -

    

   Jeff

1. 
   migraine | Sep 08, 2007 06:06am | #6

   Thanks for the reference