American C.H. Mfg Co. Brass Denver Historic Cooper Building Door Handle Set

DETAILS An antique Victorian door knob reclaimed from a historic Denver building comprising: a backplate, door handle and lockset. STYLE Victorian PROVENANCE Cooper Building (1009 17th Street, Denver, Colorado, 1892-demolished 1970) | Designer: Frank E. Edbrooke. The building was named for former Governor Job Adams Cooper (American, 1843-99). MAKER C. H. Manufacturing Company MARKS Cast mark (back): C.H. MFG Co. / Pat'd / June 25, 1878 / May 18, 1880 MONOGRAM / INSCRIPTION Monogram: C PERIOD Late 19th century DATE Circa 1892 DIMENSIONS Lockbox: Width 3.75 Depth 1.25 Height 7.75 inches Backplate: Width 2.5 Depth 0.5 Height 8.75 inches Cooper Backplate: Width 3 Depth 0.75 Height 12.25 inches (2) Doorknobs: Width 2.5 Depth 3.25 Height 2.5 inches Strike plate: Width 1.75 Depth 0.125 Height 2.5 inches