Metallic Book Stacks and Furniture for Libraries; Metallic Filing Devices and Furniture for Vaults a

A fascinating glimpse into the design and construction of metallic furniture and storage solutions at the turn of the 20th century, "Metallic Book Stacks and Furniture for Libraries; Metallic Filing Devices and Furniture for Vaults and Offices" showcases the Art Metal Construction Company's innovative approach to equipping libraries, vaults, and offices with durable and fire-resistant fixtures. This volume details the use of metal in creating robust book stacks, secure filing systems, and aesthetically pleasing office furniture, highlighting the company's commitment to quality and functionality. Explore the detailed specifications and illustrations of metallic furniture designed to maximize space and ensure the preservation of valuable documents and books. An essential resource for historians of design, architecture, and early 20th-century business practices, this book offers a unique perspective on the material culture of the era.

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