Source for Craftsman style hardware

[Dave Bonde]

I have a large project going on that I need a lot of Craftsman style knobs and pulls for, probably 100+. I really like the ones that Rockler offers but just did the math:eek: I don't think I can afford them. Does anyone have less expensive (around $3 to $4 each) source they have used for Craftsman or Mission style hardware. Thanks Dave

[glenn bradley]

Van Dykes. Great service and knowledgeable phone help.

http://vandykes.resultspage.com/search?w=mission+pull&submit.x=0&submit.y=0&submit=Search

http://vandykes.resultspage.com/search?w=arts+and+crafts&submit.x=0&submit.y=0&submit=Search

[Michael McCoy]

These folks aren't cheap but they have a good selection

http://craftsmanhardware.com/

[David DeCristoforo]

Ditto on VanDyke's. I've been buying from them for years and they "rock". Another of my favorite sources is Horton Brasses.

http://www.horton-brasses.com/

Their online catalog is not organized by style or period so you have to dig around a bit but they have some really nice craftsman style stuff. The accuracy and quality of their reproduction hardware is unmatched with much of it being made by the "original" dies and molds

[Jeff Heil]

Lee Valley has a nice selection as well.

[Paul Girouard]

http://craftsmanhardware.com/

http://www.dlawlesshardware.com/clasmispulan.html

http://shop.bellacor.com/results-13/91/3.htm