Posted 4 years ago
gdewolf
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Looking for more information about this desk; when it was manufactured, any relevant historical details.
Antique Desk Manufactured by J.F. Dietz & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio | ||
| Desks36 of 646 |  |  |
Antique Desk Manufactured by J.F. Dietz & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio | ||
| Desks36 of 646 | | |
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Posted 4 years ago
gdewolf
(4 items)
Looking for more information about this desk; when it was manufactured, any relevant historical details.
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https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/200563-j-f-dietz-20-5-roll-top-desk
Oops I guess that was you Haha
The history museum has the trade catalogs. Try contacting them and asking them for information. I've had good luck using this method.
https://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/search/object/SILNMAHTL_12786
Thank you, dav2no1. I will check the link out.
What does the label say on the inside of the drawer?
Hi Gillian,
I uploaded a couple of pictures of the inside of the center drawer. The label reads as follows:
INSTRUCTIONS TO OPERATE LOCK
The drawers in each pedestal of this desk are locked by the center drawer; therefore, to open same it is necessary that all of the pedestal drawers must be pushed back as far as possible, and then pull center drawer out about one inch, thereby releasing the locking device on the pedestal drawers, which can be readily opened.