The Outdoorsmen store in Fargo ND has them at their entrance. Terrible photo though, it’s off google maps…lol
I think they’re just pull handles.

That is more than I could find on the search I did. They look great and I maybe just have to have them as pull handles.

Yep have been through those doors a few times.

If you are using a house door, just use the guts from a door knob that are hooked to a trap. Off the top of my heat it is just a flat piece of steel 1/4 inch wide or so.

Yep, I'm going to use the guts of a door knob assembly so I should be able to configure it work as a latch as well. I got a couple of old rusty #5 DLS painted black and ready to use them on goth sides of the door.

Thanks MJM

I'm pretty much done with line shack except things I will add over the years. I got the #3 DLS's attached as door pulls. It will keep the water off my back and a place to warm up and spend a night at.

cool...........................
I like windows.

Yep, I like to see outdoors. I can't stand being not to see the outdoors. I'm not a person the likes basements or having the shades pulled down.

Snowy,
I like that old tree/log in the center of the room.

You should post it, that sounds really neat.

Very nice!

I'm thinking it could be modified to operate a gate latch - remove pan and pan post, machine a slot in the frame and flip pan 90 degrees and rig up a pivot mechanism to the back of the frame. Pushing down on the pan throws a the bolt up, allowing door to operate.

That should work Snowy.
On mine I ran the chain and ring through the door so it functions as a "pull" from the inside.

Slydogx, that is kind of what I was thinking and will attempt to do that at some time. Thanks for sharing your creativity.

White, thanks for the help and the awesome picture with history behind it.