Yep. It’s a utilitarian rim lock and for use on doors of all kinds, with the spindle for a knob through that square hole.
That particular Corbin trademark was registered in 1915 (first use in commerce 1904) for “Door fasteners, Locks, Lock fronts, Lock cases, Lock parts, Cupboard catches and fasteners, Keys, Key blanks, Latches, Padlocks, Bolts, and Strikes.”
The trademark was owned by the American Hardware Corporation of New Britain, Connecticut, last renewed in 1975 (expired 6 years later), but your lock looks to be from the earlier part of the 1900s.