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Re: Secretary typing desk missing typing shelf

Posted By: Rob Toy <RobbnPatty@sbcglobal.net> (adsl-69-213-12-64.dsl.toldoh.ameritech.net)
Date: 7/28/5 17:39

In Response To: Re: Secretary typing desk missing typing shelf (Jim Cole)

I recently purchased a home where there was left a desk that fits the description that was mentioned. It has a top that fold forward and down bring up what appears to be a platform that might have held a type writer. Everything is in tact but the mechanism doesn't work perfect due to loose screws. I was trying to figure a way to get it out of my basement when I got curious and looked on the net for information. Does any one know what era it is from approx.?

Messages in This Thread

• Secretary typing desk missing typing shelf
  T Mahan (okc-94-240-39.mmcable.com) -- 8/14/0 17:15
  • Re: Secretary typing desk missing typing shelf
    Jim Cole (DSL10.mebtel.net) -- 8/15/0 17:16
    • Re: Secretary typing desk missing typing shelf
      T Mahan (dsl60.telepath.com) -- 8/16/0 08:00
      • Re: Secretary typing desk missing typing shelf
        Jim Cole (DSL10.mebtel.net) -- 8/16/0 17:48
        • Re: Secretary typing desk missing typing shelf
          T Mahan (okc-94-240-39.mmcable.com) -- 8/16/0 17:57
          • Re: Secretary typing desk missing typing shelf
            Jim Cole (DSL10.mebtel.net) -- 8/17/0 17:42
            • Re: Secretary typing desk missing typing shelf
              T Mahan (dsl60.telepath.com) -- 8/18/0 16:03

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