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listeLargeurs[5] = "200";
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listeLargeurs[10] = "200";
listeLargeurs[11] = "300";
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listeLargeurs[13] = "200";
listeLargeurs[14] = "300";
listeLargeurs[15] = "300";
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listeLargeurs[20] = "200";
listeLargeurs[21] = "100";
listeLargeurs[22] = "400";
listeLargeurs[23] = "200";
listeLargeurs[24] = "200";
listeTermes = new Array();
listeTermes[0] = "Ballotiere knob :
Solid loop on a dual control cremone bolt, controlled by lock.";
listeTermes[1] = "Bearing plate :
Metal plate, carved and often chiselled or mounted, which forms the front face of the lock.";
listeTermes[2] = "Bit :
Part of the key attached to the end of the shaft and which works the moving parts of the lock. Its teeth or serrations allow it to pass through the lock trims or fittings.";
listeTermes[3] = "Bolt :
Moving part of the lock that inserts into the strike plate. The catch bolt is moved using the knob; the lock bolt by the key.";
listeTermes[4] = "Case :
LProtects the mechanism of an apparent lock, made from cast iron, chiselled or gold-plated, or in cast copper (18th Century). Sometimes called box staple or body of the lock.";
listeTermes[5] = "Case (-lock) :
Apparent lock comprising an iron case, covered with a sheet of chiselled decorated copper.";
listeTermes[6] = "Cremone bolt :
Sliding rod, which enters the upper and lower strike plates of a window or door.";
listeTermes[7] = "Double-handled lock :
Lock whose key has a solid shank and which opens both from the interior and exterior.";
listeTermes[8] = "Espagnolette :
Lock that uses rods to close doors or hinged windows, so-called, it is said, because of its Spanish origins...";
listeTermes[9] = "Hasp :
Flat moving piece whose hinge is fixed to the lid of the chest or trunk and whose lock hook is held down by the bolt when locked.";
listeTermes[10] = "Key plate :
Carved or chiselled plate around the keyhole. Sometimes called an 'escutcheon'.";
listeTermes[11] = "Knob :
Sliding knob that pushes the bolt from just one side (16th Century). The double knob operates the catch bolt both from the interior and exterior.";
listeTermes[12] = "Knob of locking bar :
Handle that activates the bolt of a vertical lock (latch).";
listeTermes[13] = "Latch bolt :
Horizontal or vertical bolt which is slid into a strike plate.";
listeTermes[14] = "Lock :
VMechanism of varying levels of complexity, designed to secure doors, wardrobes, chests, drawers, etc., that is made up of three distinct parts: the lock itself, the key and the strike plate.";
listeTermes[15] = "Lock hook :
Iron hook fixed to the hasp of a chest or trunk lid of. The lock hook fits into a slot and receives the bolt, which locks the chest.";
listeTermes[16] = "Masking :
Coloured vellum, scarlet or crimson cloth, which was placed on bearing plates.";
listeTermes[17] = "Master key :
Key that opens several locks. The oldest was first documented in 1547 in the accounts of the King's residences. Henri II had had three large locks fitted to the door of the chamber of Diane de Poitiers. These opened with \"the key carried by the King, which worked everywhere\".";
listeTermes[18] = "Mortise lock :
Lock whose casing is entirely embedded in the edge of the door. Particularly used on lids or carved doors.";
listeTermes[19] = "Plating :
Operation that consists of coating items in nickel, silver or gold. The iron can be plated with a stove enamel, a black enamel or an oxide. Copper and bronze are coated with a scumble patina, gold enamel or with a brown/green bronze. The gold plating can be carried out in a bath, by galvanising, or with mercury, by scumbling with an amalgam of gold and mercury, spread with a copper tool called a \"scratch brush\".";
listeTermes[20] = "Staple plate :
Steel eye screw, flat or plane, bent at an angle and fixed with a cleat. The eye receives the hook from the upright of a door, gate etc.";
listeTermes[21] = "Stop pin :
Cleat designed to hold in place the lock case.";
listeTermes[22] = "Strap hinges :
Door leaf ornaments, prolonging the hinge plates.";
listeTermes[23] = "Strike plate :
Female part into which the bolt fits.";
listeTermes[24] = "Thumblatch :
Spindle, which moves across the door and lifts the latch.";
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