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I assume they are commonly missing on this model
Edisonic Schubert Doorknobs
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Oceangoer1
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Edisonic Schubert Doorknobs
Does anyone have pictures and measurements of the original knobs on an Edison Schubert? Mine are missing and I want to see if I can find a comparable replacement.
I assume they are commonly missing on this model
I assume they are commonly missing on this model
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Re: Edisonic Schubert Doorknobs
Here are some photos of one of my originals.Oceangoer1 wrote:Does anyone have pictures and measurements of the original knobs on an Edison Schubert? Mine are missing and I want to see if I can find a comparable replacement.
I assume they are commonly missing on this model
The grids are ¼" spacing.
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Fran
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Re: Edisonic Schubert Doorknobs
I substituted some metal knobs from a Baby Console, which fit well. Then I saw two original Long Play console knobs for sale here last year. I knew the Long Play Edisons used the same wooden knobs as a Schubert, which originally was the fifth Long Play machine, so I grabbed them.