Where can I get Univox knobs?

[Axtman]

Where can I get the black plastic teardrop-shaped Univox knobs like those pictured below?

[Jon Snell]

I have seen them on gas powered fryers in chip shops and resturant kitchens.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/133757426...Bk9SR7rLruT7ZA

[mozz]

They are also used on military equipment. I may have a few, pretty sure they are for 1/4" shaft.

[Mick Bailey]

Are they to match existing knobs?

Ritel is a manufacturer that makes similar knobs, but theirs are collet fitting with a snap on cap. Used on Trace Elliot stuff. https://www.ritel.ch/ki/en/122/119.h...&kat_aktiv=119

[Chuck H]

I can't tell if the color is white (with age) or off white (cream). Looks like white aged yellowish? I also can't see if these are the ones with the bottom skirt. AND they look to be flat on top? Anything I see that resembles those knobs has a slight triangular peak along the pointer line like in Jon's photo.


EDIT: Ok. I guess those old Univox knobs are actually light gray? I found this image of actual Univox knobs beng sold on Reverb. So more detail on the actual shape. I don't think you're going to find these. Especially not in aged white.

[loudthud]

AES has some made by Davies in two sizes, but no choice of color.

https://www.tubesandmore.com/product...intage-pointer

Davies 8005 (Small)

• Height: 0.78 in.
• Length: 1.05 in.
• Fits ¼" shaft with set screw

Davies 8010 (Large)

• Height: 1 in.
• Length: 1.25 in.
• Fits ¼" shaft with set screw

[Chuck H]

Yeah. Those are the same as Jon posted above. It's the closest modern equivalent for sure.

[Mick Bailey]

Axtman said he wanted them in black anyhow.

[mozz]

These are the mil spec ones i have, almost all mil knobs have 2 set screws. I don't know what these were from, maybe a radio or intercom. I don't know how many he is looking for, i have 3, some have cracks.

[Axtman]

Sorry. I meant "gray". Thanks for everyone's responses. I might just go with cheaper chicken head knobs.

[Chuck H]

Sorry. I meant "gray". Thanks for everyone's responses. I might just go with cheaper chicken head knobs.

FWIW the knobs that Jon posted are readily available and a closer match to the originals (at least). They come in colors but gray is not one of them as far as I could find. The originals simply can't be had. I did see a classified on Reverb for one original knob in light gray (already sold) priced at US $37.