Doorhandle

**door handle**
	attached device used to open or close a door
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Subclass of	Q5708278; handle; mechanism; door hardware;
Part of	door;
Connects with	door frame;
Has part(s)	escutcheon; latch;
Authority file
	Q23009; GND ID: 4252780-6; Library of Congress authority ID: sh85039063; BabelNet ID: 00028256n; J9U ID: 987007560324205171
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Internationalization

Deutsch: Türklinke, Türschnalle

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English: door handle

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Français : Poignée de porte

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Svenska: Dörrhandtag

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Photos

Doorhandle, Cologne Cathedral, Germany
Doorhandle dating back to the 2nd half of XIX c., Poland
Doorhandle, 18th c., baroque, Breslau (now Wrocław, Poland)
~ 1800, Bregenz, Austria
Doorhandle of Musée zoologique de Strasbourg, France (then Germany), ~ 1890.
Door handle with coat of arms, Florence, Italy
doorhandle representing the Coat of Arms of the Schwarzenberg family (a scarecrow eating a moor's head)
Gothic revival style, Aigen parish church, Austria
The Tsar's Restaurant in Bialowieza, Polska, 01,2007
wooden doorhandle, old government building in Minden, Germany
old wooden doorhandle (Austria)
Doorhandle designed in the 1920ies by Ferdinand Kramer
Victor Horta Museum, Brussels
Doorhandle
Ornate door handle on a Moravian Church
Herz-Jesu-Kirche in Bergisch Gladbach, Germany
Bicycleshop Germany
digital lock
Doorhandle in the GDR in the public space of Chemnitz
Bronze doorknob; Germany around 1800;