Marks USA - 9NY92A/3 - New York Mortise Lever Lock - 1-1/16” x 7-5/8” - U3 - Polished Brass - Entrance - RH 1-1/4" Cylinder Length Device Type Concealed Vertical Rod

Name: Marks USA - 9NY92A/3 - New York Mortise Lever Lock - 1-1/16” x 7-5/8” - U3 - Polished Brass - Entrance - RH 1-1/4" Cylinder Length Device Type Concealed Vertical Rod
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 53670678698
Price: 150.21 USD
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Marks USA 9NY92A 3 New York Mortise Lever Lock 1 1 16” x 7 5 8” U3 Polished Brass Entrance RH 1 1 4" Cylinder Length Device Type Concealed Vertical Rod Device Type Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Device (No Trim) Device Length 34 1994 1996 Mercury Cougar Diagram (Note Diagram Shows Deadbolt Models ) Combine security with style with the Marks New York 9 Series Mortise Locks

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