Need help locating the wood cradel that holds the thermometer on a vertical vintage thermometer.

[99yardman]

Need help locating the wood piece that attaches to the back side of a vertical thermometer.

[melda58]

I don't see a photo of the thermometer.

Rita

[lacemaker3]

@99yardman:

[99yardman]

[sonomabarn67]

Can you see what you posted? From what I see it's about 1/2"  x 1" too small to clearly see it. Try resizing the original photo before you upload.

[argon38]

Absolutely impossible to see a thing from the photo, and I'm having difficulty visualising the piece from your description. Are you looking to find a replacement for the part? Because it doesn't seem to me that it's the sort of object you'd expect to find sold separately.

[melda58]

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@argon38 wrote:

Absolutely impossible to see a thing from the photo, and I'm having difficulty visualising the piece from your description. Are you looking to find a replacement for the part? Because it doesn't seem to me that it's the sort of object you'd expect to find sold separately.

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Probably something like this:

https://www.amazon.com/Wood-Indoor-Window-Thermometer/dp/B00QHXOAVY/ref=sr_1_21_mod_primary_new?c=ts...

I think you're right that the wood piece would not be sold separately.

Rita

[99yardman]

Yea. I can see it fine.

I hope I did it correctly.

[99yardman]

Negative on that one.

[99yardman]

[sonomabarn67]

That's better, I think you will have to cut a new piece or buy another complete one and rob from it to fix yours. Are you sure that is a vintage piece? Looks recent to me.

[99yardman]

That is a sample picture of what I do need.

[sonomabarn67]

Got it. Can you show pics of front and back of yours so we might track down exactly what it is you are looking for?

[argon38]

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@99yardman wrote:

That is a sample picture of what I do need.

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Ahh, now it all makes sense. So you're basically just looking for any old back hanger attachment that you can use to hang your thermometer on a nail.

[sonomabarn67]

I think what he is looking for is the wood back piece that holds just the back-piece while the holes at the top and bottom will work for hanging said thermometer on a wall. That wood piece is to protect the fragile glass thermometer.