Posted by Dave H (MI) on September 30, 2018 at 09:13:20 from (50.108.122.110):
Been looking for a medium size drawer unit for holding some of the larger hardware I use on a weekly basis in the shop. I find a lot of old metal ones but they are usually missing multiple drawers. Found this one at an auction and it is a nice size...42" tall and about 14" deep. Has 50 drawers of which 49 were present. A search for the 50th drawer on the jewelry wagons did not turn up anything but I decided I could either find one or make one. Most of the drawers are completely full of good clean nuts, bolts, and washers. Those that aren't have other treasures in them. One is packed solid with 3 pt lynch pins. A few odds and ends that I do not recognize are there too. Gonna be a handy thing but may take me a couple days work to get it all sorted and labeled. I guess Weatherhead made electrical supplies?
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