Warwick Nobby Meidel parts wanted

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Hi:
I am looking for an original style high side tuning key (used is sine) for a Nobby Meidel 6 string Guitar ( Same parts firt base and guitar) circa mid to late 80s marked with an S and Made in west Germany.
Also the battery box cover is missing (single 9V) and if any one has an original stand that would make my day
DASIII
Tulsa Oklahoma USA
 
Hi:
I am looking for an original style high side tuning key (used is sine) for a Nobby Meidel 6 string Guitar ( Same parts firt base and guitar) circa mid to late 80s marked with an S and Made in west Germany.
Also the battery box cover is missing (single 9V) and if any one has an original stand that would make my day
DASIII
Tulsa Oklahoma USA
The tuning pegs are Schallers; I think the M6 is the code, but have a look online and you'll be able to see which ones are correct. (The Schaller site even has technical diagrams with all the measurements you could possibly need to verify that they match).

The stands are still available from the Warwick online shop, but if you're in the US the shipping is quite expensive, but the NYC Warwick Custom Shop ought to be able to get you them for a fair price.

By "battery box cover", if you mean the cover over the whole electronics compartment, then I don't think you can buy this part specifically, but you could buy a plain sheet of thick enough plastic, cut it to shape and drill it, and you'll be there. If you just mean a cover for the battery box within the electronics compartmet, well, I don't think they ever did have covers!
 
Thanks for your input.
I have seen pictures of a Nooby Meidel 6 string guitar that was for sale and it definitely had a coner on the 1x9V battery box that is used to power the pre-amp, I am missing the cover.
As for the tuning keys you are right the Schaller M6 is the style, my problem is finding the gold tone M6 with the domed round grease cover and Schaller logo, the ones I seen on the web have a domed grease cover and logo but they have a flat toped outer circumference.
good advice on the stand thanks.
As I may want to offer this guitar for sale in the future, I would like to have it as close to original as possible.
DASIII
 
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