Live-wire, 60 hinges, 30 knobs and 10 pulls aka a LOT! I've seen the 3/8" hinges, but they are either uglier than what's on them already or just a different color. Satin may go well if I end up painting them. I thought about this (below), or even more of a cream with a glaze. ci_lantro, the wood is definitely a different color under the hardware, a lot lighter. I'm going to attempt to gel stain a few pieces first and see how they come out, if I'm not crazy about the color, may try a few darker - I have nothing to lose but a few dollars and time. If it doesn't work, I'll go to plan B (see above pic) If I paint, I can only change to another 3/8" offset from what I've found as far as info - not much out there to chose from. I'm heading back up to the house the end of next week. Will have a better idea after I get started with some of the drawers and cabinets. I can't pick flooring or a countertop til I know what will be with the cabinets, so that has to be my first course of action when I arrive. Any other suggestions and/or opinions are always welcome. THANKS!

Hello Laurie. Rockler has a good selection of hidden hinges for different overlay applications, in the non-mortise type. www.rocklerpro.com But my experience with the non-mortise types is not good. They are usually a cheaper hinge with little, if any adjustment. May I ask why you don't want to use the standard hidden hinge with the 35 mm drilled hole? These are far superior hinges than the non-mortising type. Thanks. Tony

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Taking into consideration your comments and suggestion, I took a much closer look at all the hinges - new and old. Some of the Liberty hinges are not sitting as tight at the inset as the old hinges. The outside of the hinge that screws to the cabinet is also off slightly which is why a shadow of the old hinge is visable. Additionally, the entire hinge sits farther away from the doors than the older hinges. All of these variances are very slight, but when combined they make a hugh difference. Oddly enough, not all of the new hinges fit the same, hence being lucky with the first two I bought. Even though they must stamp out these hinges, they are not the same. The question still remains as to what I am going to do. I called Amerock and they said they would consider sending me samples to try. A representative from one of the local kitchen cabinet companies at the home show yesterday recommended a local hinge company. I am going to go there to see if they can identify the manufacturer of the old hinges and can offer up a better replacement. Internet searches have still not provided any identification of the old hinge manufacturer's logo. Please let me know if you can think of any other ideas or suggestions.