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Oak record cabinet $20. Rustburg VA
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chrisg
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Oak record cabinet $20. Rustburg VA
https://lynchburg.craigslist.org/atq/d/ ... 37158.html. on a pleasure ride in va and found this. Shame i cant get it on my harley
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andyjon100
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Re: Oak record cabinet $20. Rustburg VA
Those look like the record slats I need for my Queen Anne XIV.... So far away..... 
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Re: Oak record cabinet $20. Rustburg VA
Andy rest easy,
They are not the correct dividers for a XIV.
The early XI and XIV had dividers that were constructed quite differently the conventional divider used on this example. I have a rack from an XI I yanked out of a junker cabinet. You are welcome to it to use as a guide template to build one. All you would need to do is calculate the width. As you know an XI had a much narrower cabinet than the XIV.
LMK if you would like the rack so you can build your own.
John
They are not the correct dividers for a XIV.
The early XI and XIV had dividers that were constructed quite differently the conventional divider used on this example. I have a rack from an XI I yanked out of a junker cabinet. You are welcome to it to use as a guide template to build one. All you would need to do is calculate the width. As you know an XI had a much narrower cabinet than the XIV.
LMK if you would like the rack so you can build your own.
John
Horns rolled and straightened