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   user-161113 | Mar 08, 2007 04:42pm | #1

   PCM--This may not be much of a lead, but is worth checking out. Contact Elliot (spelling for Elliot doesn't look right to me) Hardware, Dallas, Texas. They carry a lot of cabinet hardware for restoration customers. If they do not have what you are looking for, may be able to steer you to the right place.

   Billy B.

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   ring | Mar 08, 2007 06:01pm | #2

   I'm pretty sure McFeely's sells oval heads like that but they're probably square drive. Worth a look...

   David Ring

   http://www.touchwood.co.il/?id=1&lang=e

3. 
   Floss | Mar 08, 2007 06:49pm | #3

   Here you go

   http://www.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/search.do?refineType=1&refineName=Head&refineValue=Oval%20Head&refine=1&page=GRID&history=ji0ttz2a%7Ctop_category%7Cpage%7EGRID%5EcategoryName%7EFasteners%5EcategoryId%7E1%40hls6vzh3%7Cother%7Crefine%7E1%5Epage%7EGRID%5EcategoryName%7EScrews%2B%252F%2BBolts%5EcategoryId%7E188

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   user-161113 | Mar 08, 2007 06:54pm | #4

   Pete-Here is more explicit info.

   The name of the place is "Elliott's Hardware, Inc.", 4901 Maple Avenue, Dallas, TX 75235. Pho. No. (214) 634-9900. They also have a store in Plano, TX which is a suburb of Dallas.

   Their stores are somewhat unique. They are my kind of hardware store and they are very customer oriented. They have a rather large department dedicated strictly to antique hardware (reproductions, etc.) for restoring antique furniture.

   Billy B.

5. 
   nikkiwood | Mar 09, 2007 08:45am | #5

   Van Dyke Restorers is a mail order place where you could probably find the screws you need:

   http://www.vandykes.com/

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