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WOT-2722z: Late 19th Century American Wood, Canvas, Leather, and Brass Steamer Trunk

$1,200.00

Late 19th century steamer trunk, American. Wood, canvas, leather & brass studding all combine to make a unique end table, storage trunk at the end of the bed, etc.

Late 19th century steamer trunk, American. Wood, canvas, leather & brass studding all combine to make a unique end table, storage trunk at the end of the bed, etc. From 737 E Franklin St, Chapel Hill having belonged to Dr. William de Berniere MacNider (1891-1951) who built the house around 1918. MacNider papers, bio, etc. are online through UNC Library. Leather straps & interior fittings partially intact, one handle as is; various old labels & label remnants. Marks & scuffs commensurate with age & use. 41″ w., 24″ d., 26″ h.

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WOT-2722z: Late 19th Century American Wood, Canvas, Leather, and Brass Steamer Trunk

$1,200.00

Late 19th century steamer trunk, American. Wood, canvas, leather & brass studding all combine to make a unique end table, storage trunk at the end of the bed, etc. From 737 E Franklin St, Chapel Hill having belonged to Dr. William de Berniere MacNider (1891-1951) who built the house around 1918. MacNider papers, bio, etc. are online through UNC Library. Leather straps & interior fittings partially intact, one handle as is; various old labels & label remnants. Marks & scuffs commensurate with age & use. 41″ w., 24″ d., 26″ h.

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WOT-2722z: Late 19th Century American Wood, Canvas, Leather, and Brass Steamer Trunk

SKU: WOT-2722z

$1,200.00

Late 19th century steamer trunk, American. Wood, canvas, leather & brass studding all combine to make a unique end table, storage trunk at the end of the bed, etc. From 737 E Franklin St, Chapel Hill having belonged to Dr. William de Berniere MacNider (1891-1951) who built the house around 1918. MacNider papers, bio, etc. are online through UNC Library. Leather straps & interior fittings partially intact, one handle as is; various old labels & label remnants. Marks & scuffs commensurate with age & use. 41″ w., 24″ d., 26″ h.

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