RAJACK Brass opened in the summer of 1939 and was first located on the lower east side just under the Manhattan Bridge. At that time we manufactured small brass fittings for fireplace accessories and supplied brass hardware to the local furniture stores. The craftsmanship of the hardware started to grab the attention of many in the industry. As word of mouth spread, RAJACK began developing and expanding its line of Architectural Brass Hardware. Soon after demand for product outpaced production and RAJACK moved to a larger factory on Bergen Street in Downtown Brooklyn. With the outbreak of World War II RAJACK’s Factory was commissioned by the War Department to manufacture parts for the Navy. We changed focus for a few years to do our part for our country. With the war behind us, New York City was booming with the returning troops, peace time economy and expanding families. RAJACK resumed it’s production with more of a focus on Speciality Architectural Hardware and has not stopped since. In the early 1960’s the factory & family moved from Brooklyn,NY to the suburbs just outside New York City. We are still located in Farmingdale,NY (Long Island) to this very day.