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This sounds like the suspension rods from a Walker Display System. You can buy the parts
individually. Check out http://www.walkerdisplay.com.
Lynn
Lynne K Ranieri wrote:
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> Our three-year-old historical society museum is in a former waiting
> room at a local train station. When it was being renovated for our use,
> we had them install picture molding near the top of the very high
> ceilings. We were unsure of what was practical for hanging pictures and
> now that I have been in there for a while, I see that the best things
> are the rigid metal picture rods that we were given by another
> historical society that wasn't using them any more. They are very long,
> narrow metal rods that have a hook on the top (to go over the molding)
> and have an adjustable, sliding hook that holds the wire on the back of
> the picture frame.
> The problem I have is that we were only given about six of them and I
> need about six more. I have searched the Internet, local fine art
> stores, and catalogs but cannot find a source for them. I was told, in
> fact, that no one makes them any more. Can any of the subscribers to
> this list help me find a source for them?
> Many thanks
>
> Lynne Ranieri
> Millburn-Short Hills Historical Society
> Short Hills, NJ
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