#01 Holdbacks   This holdback is spring - loaded and is typical of New England and the last century. The spring latch mounts underneath the bottom rail of the shutter. The solid notched pintle is driven into the house and latches the shutter open.

Price per pair, $22.00

#02 "S" Tie-Back   This tieback is widely used but is a newer style. Due to its curves it was hard to form by hand forging but with new die cutting it has become more popular.

Price per pair, $12.00

#03 English rattail   This first produced by English manufactures during Colonial days. Found in many coastal towns.

#04 Soldier Tieback   An early pattern often used in Mid-Atlantic and Southern states.

#05 Salem Tieback   Found in Salem, Mass begining in the mid 18th century.

#06 Beacon Hill   Simple style used during the 1800's. Found on many homes in the Beacon Hill area in Boston.

#07 Clamshell Top   A custom tieback used to provide a more upscale look on newer homes.

#08 Masonry hinge and pintle   This style is used in brick, stone and other masonry structures to allow extra clearnance for the shutter to swing back clear of the masonry. There are different sizes of offsets to accommodate most jobs. Price per pair, $24.00

#09 We have extra drive pintles to hang most shutter hinges.

Price per pair, $7.00

#010 Wood construction hinge and pintle This hinge is used to mount shutters hung on the outside casing or trim on wood windows. This hinge was used early in the 19th century and is still used today, probably the most common type of hinge to hang shutters.

Price per pair, $24.00

#020 We offer this hinge and spring holdback (#01 & #010) as a set, including screws. This is enough to hang a pair of shutters. All for just $40.00 a pair