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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-611, described as Escutcheon plate, iron, with keyhole; scroll design in low relief; includes two nails with ball-shaped heads for attachment to door
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-634, described as Keyhole escutcheon, iron, elongated; pointed crown like decoration rising from crescent top and bottom; top decoration attached with plate and rivets; winged key guide riveted to base plate
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-642, described as Cover (?), box type lock, iron, rectangular with three segmented bulbous end; incised openwork scroll design, with principal motif of human faces, one blowing winds; end opposite bulb broken off
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-605, described as Keyhole escutcheon, iron, elongated, pointed ends; embossed and incised trifoliate design; key guide riveted to plate under keyhole
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-471, described as Keyhole plate, iron; ornate openwork design featuring horn-like projections at bottom and two negative space hearts at top; key guide in form of two incised horns riveted to plate
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-631, described as Keyhole escutcheon, iron, irregular square shaped; embossed and incised openwork leaf design; double volute key guide riveted to base plate
Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-608, described as Keyhole escutcheon, iron elongated, double pointed; incised and embossed openwork floral and double volute design; keyhole and doorknob hole present
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-463, described as Keyhole escutcheon, iron, flat, elongated; incised and embossed openwork leaf design on one side only; guide at bottom of keyhole riveted to escutcheon
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-474, described as Keyhole plate, iron, shaped like axe blade; two question marked (one reversed) key guides riveted to plate
Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-629, described as Keyhole escutcheon, iron, elongated, with pointed ends; ornate embossed and incised openwork leaf and scroll design; winged key guide riveted to base plate

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