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This Top Knobs Mission series piece is the numeral 3, a single house number character finished in Aged Bronze for address identification on a door, wall, or post.
The Mission series draws on the clean, weighted letterforms associated with craftsman and traditional architecture. The numeral 3 in this series has a solidity that suits an entry meant to project a deliberate, settled character rather than a minimal or contemporary one. Because house numbers are sold one digit at a time, a complete address is assembled from individual pieces ordered separately. A house numbered 3308, for example, takes four items: two of this one, plus the 0 and the 8 from the same series.
Aged Bronze is a dark, warm-toned finish that carries visible depth rather than a uniform flat color. It sits in the Bronze Tone color family and works well against natural siding, stone, brick-tone surrounds, and painted surfaces with warm undertones. The body is zinc. Width on this character runs 2-1/2 inches, which is a useful figure when planning an address layout: total address width is the sum of each character's individual width plus whatever spacing is placed between them, and widths differ across digits.
This numeral suits a craftsman, farmhouse, traditional, or transitional entry where warm metal tones carry through the door hardware and light fixtures. It fits a scale where a 5-1/2 inch character reads clearly without overpowering a standard door surround. Buyers specifying an address with the 3 as one of its digits should confirm that all digits come from the Mission series at this size, so the character height and finish are consistent across the address. If your jurisdiction sets a minimum numeral height for address identification, verify that requirement before ordering.
This is the numeral 3. Each house number in the Mission series is a separate item representing one character.
Each numeral has its own width, and a 3 measures 2-1/2 inches across. The total span of an address is the combined widths of all its digits plus the gaps between them, so knowing the individual widths before marking the wall is the right starting point.
Not necessarily. Finish names are manufacturer-specific and the same name can look different from one maker to another, or even across series within a brand. For a consistent address, order all digits from the Mission series.
Yes, in a practical sense. The 1/4 inch projection stands the character off the surface enough to produce a shadow line along its edge, which adds contrast between the numeral and its background.
This is the numeral 3, one character per item. Count the digits, match the series across all of them, and the address comes together as a deliberate element of the entry rather than an afterthought.
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