Featured Klemp antique kitchen cabinet

I've refinished the cabinet shown. It's a Klemp made in Leavonworth, KS. The other picture is a close-up of where the upper cabinet meets the base. I'm looking for information, i.e. a photo, of the type of side bracket that attaches the two pieces yet still allows the worktop to slide in and out. Can anyone help? Thanks.

 

did you try google? https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-oak-klemp-hoosier-cabinet-1806096583

 

I remember when these were all the rage. I still love them.

 

You could try asking these people:
https://furnitureknowledge.com/store/Hoosier-Cabinet-Brackets-c6108729

Beautiful Hoosier cabinet! I've always wanted one but don't have the space in my little home.

That one is missing the brackets, too.

 

Never heard of a Klemp. The Hoosier's used a metal bracket but doesn't look like it would work on this without sawing off those protrusions. Maybe just a wood block tall enough to raise the top up. Could be screwed in between those protrusions

 

With the 2 screw holes present on the upper and lower extended pieces, those may have been used to previously screw a block of wood like "verybrad" mentioned.
Just use a piece of oak and your finish you used on the cabinet. Plus it may look better than having a metal bracket in there.

 

I think we'll go with the suggestions above about the oak piece sandwiched between. Thanks everyone. The Klemp brand from what I know was made in Leavonworth KS but it burned down in 1930 so you don't really hear anything about them. This one belonged to my fraternal grandparents when they first married in the 1920s.