Vintage Popular Mechanics Field Drafting Desk cracked paint This antique Rawlings baseball mitt

This antique Rawlings baseball mitt originated in 1939

The back of the letter opener reads "Made in Israel"

This model form by Wolf is in excellent condition aside from a few small tears

This cabinet has overall dimensions of 27"W x 17"D x 25"H

The rest-and-relief dental stool was manufactured by the Ritter company of Rochester

Vintage Popular Mechanics Field Drafting Desk cracked paint This antique Rawlings baseball mittThis vintage field drafting desk was originally owned and used by Fred M. Eisenzoph who worked as an illustrator for Popular Mechanics Magazine during the 1940s. Eisenzoph is credited for illustrating Popular Mechanics Magazine Volume 96 which hit the news stands on January 1st of 1947. This drafting desk features remnants of work drawn by Eisenzoph across the surface. This piece of Chicagos industrial history measures 36" by 24". The maximum height