This picture nail has a fancy Eastlake decorated top with a copper finish.
*The head is clearly pictured so look close for the shape and condition.
* This picture screw nail was likely made in the early 1900's. They were used when a nail was left displayed above the picture and a long wire held the picture below the nail.
*It is iron with a light rust in places. Most of the copper has weathered away.
*Some people have told me these were casket screws?
*Use them as picture hangers, curtain tiebacks, ar any type of decoration.
* Ideal for authentic restoration and antique effect. It is old and it will add an authentic look.
*It was used the same way as a picture nail but the screw was turned in and not hammered in like the nail type.
* The head is 1 1/4" wide and 1" long and with the screw it is 3" long.
7-16-18 A
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