Antique F.E. Myers Stayon O.K. Barn Door Rollers Hangers Pair Ashland Ohio For Sale

Antique matched pair of F.E. Myers & Bro. cast iron barn door rollers/hangers from Ashland, Ohio.These heavy early farm and architectural hardware pieces were designed for use with sliding barn doors, allowing the door to travel along an overhead track while the enclosed roller assembly helped keep it securely in place.Both retain their original long steel mounting straps and substantial cast iron roller housings. Raised lettering remains visible across the castings, including the F.E. Myers & Bro. identification, Ashland, Ohio location, “STAYON O.K.” designation, and additional patent-related markings on the opposite side.The heavy construction, exposed roller wheels, raised lettering and more than a century of surface patina give this pair an especially strong industrial and agricultural appearance.Today they would work equally well as authentic early barn hardware, architectural salvage, farmhouse decor or additions to an antique tool and agricultural equipment collection.This example includes:• Matching pair of antique barn door rollers/hangers
• F.E. Myers & Bro.
• Ashland, Ohio
• “STAYON O.K.” cast markings
• Cast iron roller housings
• Original steel mounting straps
• Original roller wheels and hardware
• Patent-related cast markings on reverse sides
• Approximately 12 inches long overall
• Early 20th-century American farm and architectural hardwareBoth pieces pictured are included.ConditionGood antique condition with substantial age-related wear and patina.The cast iron housings show oxidation, surface rust, discoloration, scratches, marks, pitting and general wear consistent with many decades of age and use.The steel mounting straps show oxidation, darkening, scratches, surface wear and aged finish. The original rivets and other visible hardware remain present.Raised lettering remains visible, although some portions are worn and less distinct than others.The roller wheels remain present. These have not been installed or function-tested by us, and no guarantee is made regarding their suitability for modern operational use.Nothing has been restored or refinished by us. They are being sold in the aged condition shown.Please review all photographs carefully, including close-ups of the cast lettering, roller assemblies, straps and hardware, as they are part of the description and provide the best representation of condition.DimensionsApproximately 12 inches long overall each.Please refer to the measurement photographs for additional detail.Weight4.9 lbsWeight listed is the combined item weight of both pieces only and does not include packaging materials.Condition StandardThese are antique items sold as-is. They show signs of age, wear, use and storage. Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description.ReturnsAll sales are final. Please review photos and description carefully before purchasing.ShippingShipping is calculated based on buyer location. Message with ZIP code for an exact total.Payment & AvailabilityItems are available until payment is received.Payment MethodsAccepted payment methods: debit/credit (via Square), PayPal, and Zelle.🐇 The Rabbit Hole FactLong before modern sliding barn door hardware became an interior-design trend, companies such as F.E. Myers & Bro. were producing rugged roller systems for the real thing.These hangers were built to carry the weight of large wooden agricultural doors along overhead tracks, where dependable hardware mattered far more than appearance.More than a century later, the raised lettering, heavy cast iron and decades of patina have turned what began as purely practical farm equipment into a collectible piece of American industrial history.