Vintage Popular Mechanics Field Drafting Desk vintage religon This tape tin likely originated

This tape tin likely originated during the early 1950s and exhibits dirt and rust akin to its age

The overall dimensions of this razor measure 3"W x

although it is suited to fit a variety of other needs

The removable saddle is made of leather with Egyptian details

and used predominately by the U

Vintage Popular Mechanics Field Drafting Desk vintage religon This tape tin likely originatedThis vintage field drafting desk was originally owned and used by Fred M. Eisenzoph who worked as an illustrator for Popular Mechanics Magazine during the 1940s. Eisenzoph is credited for illustrating Popular Mechanics Magazine Volume 96 which hit the news stands on January 1st of 1947. This drafting desk features remnants of work drawn by Eisenzoph across the surface. This piece of Chicagos industrial history measures 36" by 24". The maximum height