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Re: Top fastener ID
Burco fastener, I believe. I'm not aware of a contemporary source for them, others can chime in.
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Re: Top fastener ID
Older thread on those fasteners for the top rear gypsy curtain, finding repro of originals is difficult. Most go with Lift-the Dot fabric snaps and threaded posts.
http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/82 ... 1537828064
http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/82 ... 1537828064
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Re: Top fastener ID
From the thread that Dan linked, looks like they are called Anzo fasteners, not Burco. Restoration Supply used to have a limited selection of them, I don't know if they still do. Restoration Specialties also show some.
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Re: Top fastener ID
I have I believe, three of these. If you need them, I’ll send them to you.
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Re: Top fastener ID
I have six of this side but not the part in the fabric. I’ll probably go with lift a dots, thanks
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Re: Top fastener ID
Those Anzo's are for the side curtains.
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Re: Top fastener ID
I forgot to mention, the female Anzo snap goes into those. I always pick them up at Hershey when I see them.