stock lock
noun1
A lock enclosed in a wooden case and attached to the face of a door.
- Fortune at length did for me that which I had not been able to accomplish, by the greatest efforts, for myself. The lock that was on the door of my nightly prison was a large stock lock, and had been clumsily fitted on the door, so that the end of the lock pressed against the door-case, and made it difficult to shut the door even in dry weather.1860, Charles Ball, Fifty Years in Chains, or the Life of an American Slave, Chapter 19: