doorplate (dorplat)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 114
A plate of metal or other material on the door of a house or room, bearing the name and sometimes the busine of the occupant. door-post (dor'post), n. The post, jamb, or side-piece of a door. And thou shalt write them [my words] upon the door posts of thine house, and upon thy gates. Deut. xi. 20. door-pull (dor'pul), n. A handle used for open ing or shutting a door. A revolving iron shaft extending from the front platform to the rear door of a street-car having no conductor, door-shaft (dor's haft), n. by means of which the driver can open or close the door.
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