Per the photo links anyone know how I can identify the maker of this Cado-style shelf unit? It attaches to the wall, and it is definitely Oak. I cannot find any markings on the back of the shelf, in the desk drawer, or anywhere else.
I am hoping the close up view of the metal clips used to hold the shelves will be a clue for a knowledgable forum viewer.
The item is in the USA, and I doubt anyone went to any great lenghts to import it. So I would guess it must have been readily available in the US market.
I know from old photos that it has been in the family since at least 1978, but not sure how much older the unit is than that.
Any clues would be most appreciated.
http://s1211.photobucket.com/albums/cc436/jandrwall/Furniture/
PS
Looks like PS Systems to me
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thanks, but not convinced - any other ideas
Thanks for the tip.
I have looked at all the pictures I can find of PS units, but don't see any exact matches.
On the unit pictured in the link you shared, the PS shelves are supported from the top, by metal angle rods. On my unit, the shelves are supported with a wood angle bracket from underneath, which is held in place the the metal C shaped brackets.
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