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04-29-19, 08:18 AM

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Cabinet hinge identification help needed!

Can anyone help me figure out how to get some replacement hinges as seen in the photo? They're from the 1970s.

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04-29-19, 12:35 PM

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Looks like an inset pivot hinge. Google or check HardwareHut.com.

04-29-19, 12:37 PM

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Thanks! Ordering some now.

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