Antique Six Stack Lawyer/Barrister's Bookcase c.1910 Drafting Tables the most common of which

the most common of which are those known as the standard cabinetmaker's bench (fitted with a face vise and a tail vise)

The most recognisable feature of most Swiss Army Bicycles is the large carry case fitted into the frame

The shade and body are lacquered steel with a large articulating arm that extends to 45"

The body is metal with Bakelite keys and wooden handle

DATE OF MANUFACTURE New

Antique Six Stack Lawyer/Barrister's Bookcase c.1910 Drafting Tables the most common of whichABOUT An original sectional Walnut six stack lawyer barrister's bookcase with glass doors that open and slide in from the top, original labels and metal straps. This bookcase was part of the Wiliam Randolf Hearst estate. It was originally in his office in San Francisco. CREATOR Fred Macey Furniture Co. DATE OF MANUFACTURE c. 1910. MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES Walnut, Glass, Metal. CONDITION Good. Wear consistent with age and use. All doors function