Brass Escutcheon Pins

I use them for surface treatments (as both ""innies"" and ""outies"") of lathe-turned vessels. See examples at ""derricktepaske.com"" < smile>

Great supplier of what are becoming hard to find fastenings for saddle construction. We are a production shop requiring a little volume and no substitutions.

I use this product in a low relief wall sculpture.

I use them when repairing antiques, especially oriental furniture.

Well, Mike Mills, i ended up cancelling this order before it was even shipped. I inquired about shipping costs, and whoever i talking to, a woman, said the pound of pins would be $5 to ship. Fine. Then the day of the shipping, a man, i forgot his name called to say that shipping would actually be $12 +. I asked why they couldn't ship priority mail, and he said that was the priority mail price. When i pointed out that the small flat rate priority mail box is $5.25, he said that the company doesn't use those boxes. So i cancelled, as with the shipping, the cost would be more than what i could have gotten the product for locally. So, the question is....why don't you use the flat rate boxes?

I use these brass nails to BLING OUT old rifle stocks and to seat the base plug in powder horns. They're OUTSTANDING !

These pins were needed by a friend in Santiago, Chile, who owns a print and frame shop. She required them to attach small sawtooth hangers to frames.

Solid brass escutcheon pins are very difficult to find in hardware stores. Brass plated tacks and pins will not work for my application. Your company provides this product at a reasonable price and fast shipping. I use a lot of these pins and plan to purchase from Jamestown Distributors again and will definitely recommend you to my friends.

Slow to use purchased item, looks good,Received promptly Liked web site and business All is GOOD

This is a great deal and I definitely plan to purchase much more. I'm setting up a garden railroad and the hobby shop and specialty stores get outrageous prices for small quantities.

These work extremely well as rivets in jewelry making.

The brass escuheon pins were used to secure (with glue) very narrow oak strips to very narrow oak pieces via pe drilled holes.

I use these to make my own custom length rivets in jewelry and in other sculptural constructions. The main reason for choosing them is the fact that the solid brass will conform nicely with the riveting hammer.

I tried to find this item locally and was laughed at! I knew what I wanted and found Jamestown Distributors on the web. This is my second purchase of this item and it is a quality product. I was glad to find a place that sold these by the pound as I wanted a lot of them for a craft project. Thank you!

Great service, quick ship. Will buy from them again.