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   oldusty | May 12, 2008 05:53pm | #1

     dch ,

              I would start by looking in an Amerock catalog to see if you can i d  the model , then check to see if they can be ordered . Amerock co. made the majority of those types in those days at least here in the West .

        Check with a local cabinet shop , perhaps they can help you find them or could even have them on hand .

                         good luck                dusty 

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   daen | May 13, 2008 04:59pm | #3

   Dusty,

   Thanks for the information. Just what I was looking for. I'll let you know what I find.

   -dch

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   kreuzie | May 13, 2008 05:10am | #2

   Try http://woodworkershardware.com

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   daen | Apr 05, 2012 01:27am | #4

   Help identifying cabinet hinge manufacturer

   I am resusitating this ancient post. Seems I will be selling our house so the replacement of the hinges can't be put off any longer! I am wanting to replace with the same hinge because the cabinetry was stained with the hinges in place. If I put on anything with a different profile it will stick out like a sore thumb.

   I looked through several manufacturer's online catalogs and have not seen a profile yet that matches. (Including Amerock, Hardwarehut, Rockler)

   I have attached some pictures in hopes someone will recognize. The only marking seems to be the stamped triangle. Can't find numbers or other markings anywhere. The face screw holes measure 2-1/8 center to center.

   Thanks, Daen

   
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   RalphBarker | Apr 06, 2012 07:38pm | #5

   Coming unhinged

   Based on the apparent style of manufacturing, my guess would be the subdivider got a really good deal on thousands of them, and that the manufacturer has since gone out of business.

   Another option would be to find a style that will cover where the current hinges are mounted, thus hiding the unstained areas. In other words, replacing them all may be your only option. Or, you could replace the cabinets, which is probably what your realtor would suggest.

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   TonyCz | Apr 12, 2012 12:17pm | #6

   Replace the hinges and fill the old holes

   Replace the old hinges and fill the old holes with a wood match stick. Move the hinge in ward up and down sand, fill then sand again and repaint the cabinet face frames and doors if needed. You are moving so painting "light color like white" is of the best choice and the cabinets will look great. It will help sell the house. while your at it paint the walls and ceiling as well.

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   daen | Apr 24, 2012 11:17pm | #7

   Thanks for the comments guys. Cabinets are stained. Painting them would definitely look out of place with the rest of the home's woodwork...

   Spent some time at Home D and Lowes. There are several hinges that are similar in style. A few have the same hole spacing on the case side of the hinge. Not so worried about the back side of the door. But NONE of them had an escuchion as large as my current hinge - which translates to can't cover up the unstained area.

   Headed to a large cabinet shop in the area to see if they can be of any help.