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Picked up this beautiful cylinder cabinet. I believe it to be manufactured by Larkin. It has all the original numbered cylinder pegs except one which is a replacement. Can anyone confirm that or tell me who did make it.
Rich Gordon
Cylinder Cabinet Identification Help Needed
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Re: Cylinder Cabinet Identification Help Needed
I'm leaning towards Udell.
The linked ad is poor quality and is for a disc cabinet, but the form of the legs and the skirt look like your cabinet.
https://worldradiohistory.com/hd2/IDX-B ... cabinet%22
Also, the hardware (pictured) was used on this Udell sheet music cabinet.
James
The linked ad is poor quality and is for a disc cabinet, but the form of the legs and the skirt look like your cabinet.
https://worldradiohistory.com/hd2/IDX-B ... cabinet%22
Also, the hardware (pictured) was used on this Udell sheet music cabinet.
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