Oak Library Card Catalog, Mid-Century Circa 1940's

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When libraries were becoming digitized, I came upon this 1940's Gaylord Brothers, Oak Library Card Catalog in a warehouse. It's … more When libraries were becoming digitized, I came upon this 1940's Gaylord Brothers, Oak Library Card Catalog in a warehouse. It's not only a prime vintage conversation piece but the 35 drawers provide storage and labeling for everyday items like tape, scissors and paper clips and index cards!
The card catalog comes apart in six sections. It measurers approximately; top (lid) 2" high & 11 lbs., next is a 15 drawer section 13" high 24 lbs., next section is 15 drawers 13 1/8" high & 30 lbs., then a five drawer section 5 1/4" high & 14.2 lbs., then the section with the pull out writing tablets is 2 3/8" high & 18.2 lbs. and finally, the base with legs is 26.5" & 21.8 lbs. These sections can be stacked in any order you like.
Total Hight: 62"
Total Width: 33"
Total Depth: 17 less