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P-10141

Treasury Seal

The Supervising Architects office at the United States Treasury designed and/or built most Federal buildings in the United States between 1850 and 1940.  Some buildings featured the Treasury Department seal on doorknobs.  The beam arms of this design are slightly thiner than those of P-10140. This knob uses a 3/8 inch spindle and the stem is larger than that of P-10140.

School:

Emblematic

Manufacturer:

Hopkins & Dickinson

Dates:

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Hopkins Dickinson treasury seal 

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    • P-100 Seals
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    • P-400 Multi-Letter
    • P-600 Schools
    • P-700 Single Letter
    • P-800 Fraternal/Service
    • P-900 - ID Needed
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