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Anyone have a key for a herzog record cabinet to sell?
Also does anyone make repro record dividers for the inside?

I use to sell tubes in lots of 100. They are made from 1 ½” (ID) by 36” mailing tubes. The 36” tubes are the cheapest. You cut them in 3” lengths getting 12 pegs per tube. You can buy the mailing tubes at Staples. The 1 ½” end caps I buy from Pyro Direct in lots of 100. Here is a link to there website. https://pyrodirect.com/Category/papertube_plugs

Hope this info helps. They are very simple to make. I use Elmer’s clear glue on the end plugs. One more hint, I use a 1 ½” hole saw blade to clean out the old glue on the shelves.

Rich Gordon

The key should be easy to find / replicate.
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James.

rgordon939 wrote:I use to sell tubes in lots of 100. They are made from 1 ½” (ID) by 36” mailing tubes. The 36” tubes are the cheapest. You cut them in 3” lengths getting 12 pegs per tube. You can buy the mailing tubes at Staples. The 1 ½” end caps I buy from Pyro Direct in lots of 100. Here is a link to there website. https://pyrodirect.com/Category/papertube_plugs

Hope this info helps. They are very simple to make. I use Elmer’s clear glue on the end plugs. One more hint, I use a 1 ½” hole saw blade to clean out the old glue on the shelves.

Rich Gordon

not a cylinder cabinet

My bad, misread it.

Rich Gordon

I suggest that you add a photo of the cabinet you have.

James.

Roaring20s wrote:I suggest that you add a photo of the cabinet you have.

James.

Hows this

Wow! Simply stunning! Thanks for sharing the picture.

Andreas

I have been reproducing the record slats for the Herzog cabinets for several years and have sold quite a few to other collectors. I started the project because of the need that I had when I was restoring my Herzog Concealed Horn cabinet. I researched how the originals were made and made them so the look identical to the originals. They are made from Poplar and can be stained and shellaced to go with either an Oak or Mahogany cabinet. Here are a few pictures of an original rack next to my racks, and my racks installed and finished inside my Herzog cabinet. The price is determined by the width of the cabinet as the height of all of the cabinet record racks is very close. I also have started to reproduce the Herzog cylinder cabinet pegs with the black paper wrapped around the tube and part of the lid identical to the originals. Send me a PM or email if you are interested. Thanks, Bill Feiner

Very nice work, Bill!

Iowa Dale