House door skeleton key

Key Style 14

$8.00

SKU: key14 Categories: ,

Description

Brass-plated steel (bright brass finish) 3-1/8″ long overall; shaft length is 2-1/2″, flag end extends 13/32″ from the shaft and is 3/8″ wide at the bottom of the flag (widest part) Shaft dia. at the tip is 1/8″ Brass Key #14, $8 each, USA Shipping included.
Sold and intended for decorative use only – not returnable.

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