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09-20-03, 08:12 AM

slosie

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Pins for Removeable Window Mullions

I have a house in Atlanta, Georgia, that is 15 years old and has removeable window mullions that are held in with a push pin style clip. I am trying to find some replacement push pin clips and need a source. So far none of the local big name hardware stores or smaller ones have had the product.

Does anyone know who still makes these? The were popular in the 1980's. The newer style will not work for my windows.

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09-20-03, 10:06 AM

Tn...Andy

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Try here:

http://www.swisco.com/

They might have 'em

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