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It looks like the pictured cabinet this thread is about, is indeed a Herzog cabinet No.729 and advertised as a new design.(bottom right)
Herzog must not have made many of them or for very long.
Larry Crandel
Nice Herzog Cabinet
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Phonolair
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Re: Nice Herzog Cabinet
I stumbled across this 1908 Herzog cabinet ad while looking for info on another Herzog cabinet.
It looks like the pictured cabinet this thread is about, is indeed a Herzog cabinet No.729 and advertised as a new design.(bottom right)
Herzog must not have made many of them or for very long.
Larry Crandel
It looks like the pictured cabinet this thread is about, is indeed a Herzog cabinet No.729 and advertised as a new design.(bottom right)
Herzog must not have made many of them or for very long.
Larry Crandel
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Re: Nice Herzog Cabinet
The example pictured in the original post doesn't seem to have the ornately carved surfaces on the feet that we see in the catalog picture.
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Re: Nice Herzog Cabinet
A great addition to this thread.Phonolair wrote:I stumbled across this 1908 Herzog cabinet ad while looking for info on another Herzog cabinet.
Larry Crandel
I also think it's bully that the 820 is also called the President Roosevelt Cabinet!
James.