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In a time when craftsmanship meant survival and every piece of hardware was made by hand, Early American ironwork helped define the character of homes, barns, and buildings across the frontier. At
Whether you’re restoring a historic home, building a traditional post-and-beam structure, or designing a rustic interior with period-correct details, this collection offers hardware that doesn’t just look old — it’s made the old way.
Honoring Heritage Through Iron
Our Early American hardware is hand-forged using techniques that mirror the blacksmith shops of colonial America. No two pieces are exactly alike — each bolt, hinge, or strap bears the subtle marks of the forge, giving it the texture, heft, and patina that only real iron can offer.
From early-style strap hinges and clavos to vintage-inspired lag screws, square head bolts, and beam straps, these pieces are built to last and made to be seen. With finishes like black, raw iron, rust patina, and beeswax, you can match your hardware to the tone and time period of your project.
Perfect for Historic and Rustic Applications
The Early American collection is ideal for:
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Historic home restorations
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Colonial and Federal-style architecture
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Timber frame barns and cabins
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Farmhouse and heritage kitchens
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Custom furniture and cabinetry
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Old World door and gate projects
Whether you're outfitting a centuries-old farmhouse or bringing the Early American aesthetic to a new build, this collection bridges the gap between authenticity and modern durability.
Hardware with Soul
In the Early American era, iron wasn’t just hardware — it was a lifeline. Hinges held barn doors that protected livestock. Bolts secured homes against harsh winters. Nails and fasteners kept furniture intact for generations. That same strength and simplicity lives in every piece of hardware we forge today.
Our Early American Iron Hardware isn’t just decorative — it’s functional ironwork with a soul, made in the USA by craftsmen who understand the value of tradition.
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