Posted 9 months ago
tshusker
(182 items)
As soon as I saw this American Cabinet Co. No. 16 milk glass dental instrument tray, I knew I would re-purpose it to sit on my desk and hold my pens (and whatever I’d want to place at the top, like paperclips, etc.). Takes up some real estate, sure, but I like it!
Width: 4”
Length: 8”
Weight: 1 lb, 4 oz
The back reads:
THE AMERICAN CABINET CO.
16
TWO RIVERS, WIS. U.S.A.
MADE IN U.S. OF AMERICA
FOR SCALERS, EXPLORERS,
EXCAVATORS, CHISELS AND
CUTTING INSTRUMENTS
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