Hinge structures with multiple pintles

Claim 1

A HINGE FOR A DOOR OR THE LIKE AND FORMED FROM TWO ANGLE MEMBERS, EACH HAVING FIRST AND SECOND FLANGES DISPOSED AT AN ANGULAR RELATION TO EACH OTHER, THE FIRST FLANGES OF THE MEMBERS BEING GENERALLY CO-PLANAR WHEN A DOOR SUPPORTED BY THE HINGE IS IN CLOSED POSITION, THE SECOND FLANGES FORMING, WITH THE FIRST FLANGES, OUTER AND INNER ANGULAR CORNER SECTIONS, PORTIONS OF SAID CORNER SECTIONS BEING STRUCK INWARDLY TO FORM SHORT INNER CHANNELS WHICH ARE ALIGNED WITH EACH OTHER IN THE TWO ANGLE MEMBERS, A LINK OF SHEET METAL WHOSE ENDS ARE CURVED INWARDLY AND ARE POSITIONED IN SAID CHANNELS, AND PINTLES PASSING THROUGH SAID CURVED SECTIONS, THE OPPOSED ENDS OF THE PINTLES POSITIONED ABOVE AND BELOW SAID STRUCK-IN CHANNELS BEING SUPPORTED BY THE INNER ANGULAR CORNER SECTIONS WHICH FORM KNUCKLES FOR THE PINTLES.