=9.= The prices given in the following list are based on the use of
the best quality of hardware in the market. Should inferior quality be
used, these prices would probably be 50 per cent. less. The cost of
labor is assumed to be one-fifth the cost of the hardware.
LOCKS
_Quantities and Cost_
One 5⅜-inch mortise front-door lock, with bronze
furniture complete $6.00
One 4½-inch mortise vestibule-door lock, with bronze
furniture complete 5.50
One 5½-inch flush pull mortise lock for double
sliding-door 3.00
Two 5½-inch flush pull mortise locks for single
sliding-door, at $2.25 4.50
Eighteen 4½-inch mortise knob locks, at $2.20 39.60
Ten 4-inch cupboard lock sets, at $1.85 18.50
Six 2⅜-inch mortise knob locks, at $1.50 9.00
One 2-inch steel spring padlock .50
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Total $86.60
HINGES
_Quantities and Cost_
1 pair double-acting checking spring hinges with
bronze push plates, for double-acting door $10.50
2 pair 5" × 5" bronze loose pin butts, at $2.50 5.00
33 pair 4" × 4" bronze loose pin butts, at $1.90 62.70
2 pair 3" × 3" bronze loose pin butts, at $1.35 2.70
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Total $80.90
MISCELLANEOUS HARDWARE
_Quantities and Cost_
Thirty-two 1⅛" × 2⅝" bronze sash fasts, at 40 cents $12.80
Five 2" × 2¼" bronze cupboard turns, at 40 cents 2.00
Four 6" × 1¼" bronze flush bolts, at $1.25 5.00
3 doz. 3-inch japanned-iron coat hooks, at 25 cents .75
One galvanized-iron hasp and staple .20
One McCabe patent door hanger, double 3.50
Two McCabe patent door hangers, single, at $2 4.00
Four 2¼-inch bronze draw pulls, at 10 cents .40
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Total $28.65
_Summary_
Locks $86.60
Butts 80.90
Miscellaneous 28.65
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Total cost of hardware $196.15