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Tiebacks > Side Mount/ Offset > 801-O English rattail™(ca 1730-present)
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“English Rattail”™ Offset tieback. Quite a few early examples
exist of offset rattail tiebacks. Those that I’ve seen are rather clumsy
and awkward forgings that incorporate a 90˚ bend at the fastener hole.
The Brandywine Forge offset is unique in that we decided to just roll the tail
to the side rather than the front. It’s a simple and inexpensive solution
that works. The edge of the rattail protrudes beyond the width of the body
and holds the shutter from the edge… done. 
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SHUTTER TIE-BACKS
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SHUTTER HARDWARE
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HARDWARE 101
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STANDARDS & FINISHES
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| Pre-Civil War | Heavy Hinges Overview | Overview | Overview |
| 1870's - 1920's | Pintles Overview | A Blacksmith's Glossary of Terms | Standard Dimensions |
| 1920's - Present | Midweight shutter hinges & Pintles | A Brief History of Early Hardware | Weights of Material |
| Side-mount Shutter Dogs | Lightweight Hinges | Shutter & Hardware Terminology | Finishes |
| Optional Mounts | . | . | Tolerances |
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SHUTTER LOCKS
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GATE & HEAVY DOOR HARDWARE
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HARDWARE SELECTION
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INSTALLATION SITUATIONS
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| Overview | Gate & Heavy Door | Overview | Overview |
| Historic Restoration | Hinges in Masonry | ||
ORDERING INFORMATION
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Visible Hardware | Installation Options | |
| Overview | Shutter Hardware | Board & Batten Shutters | |
| New Construction | Strap Hinges | ||
| Window/ Door Location | |||
| Window Flush | |||
| Windows Recessed |