Posted 4 years ago
natalie10125
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Just really needing any info anyone has on this trunk. All the leather is still intact and has Alligator Tin.
1800's Dome Steamer trunk with storage compartments | ||
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Posted 4 years ago
natalie10125
(1 item)
Just really needing any info anyone has on this trunk. All the leather is still intact and has Alligator Tin.
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I'm not trunk expert but I am good on antiques. For me the interior of a trunk is the most important as that tends to be missing. And that looks like a great interior. Outside looks good. Not sure the trunk guys would be into it as it is a fairly common exterior.
LATE 1880's, alligator tin patented around 1885 or 86, #one latches patented 1878, pressed tin slat clamps patented 1880 by C.A. Taylor, pretty common trunk made by hundreds of trunk makers at the time, without a label hard to say who made it,