1940's drawer rollers

Quick Learner from Lennox, SD
These are the rollers on some 1940's scratch-made cabinets in my house. I have replicated the style of construction in some new cabinets. I am trying to find this type of roller to complete the project. there are 7 new drawers. each would require one of the center rollers mounted to the drawer itself, and 2 of the rollers that mount to the cabinet opening for each drawer. I.E., 7 "L" bracket center rollers with the side guides and 14 flat bracket cabinet frame rollers. The rollers themselves are 3/4" in width.

Exact replacements are not needed, just some that work the same way if available.

Thanks

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Emily
Emily from SWISCO
SWISCO
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Hello there!

I'm afraid the parts in your photos aren't made anymore. Our best option is an all-new track kit, specifically our 32-053. We even have a video that will walk you through how to install it. Take a look and see what you think. 

Quick Learner from Lennox, SD
Sorry, dure to the way the originals were constructed, that would require that would require tearing the whole cabinet apart. I'll keep looking for some sort of small rubber rollers.
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