DANNER SOLID OAK 3 SECTION WALL UNIT BOOKCASE SYSTEM 1900-10 ADJUSTABLE DANNER LABEL GLOBE WERNICKE ERA Start Price USD 7,995.00 Current Price USD 7,995.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Monday, August 25, 2008 End Time Thursday, September 04, 2008 Location Reynoldsburg, OH See more about 'DANNER SOLID OAK 3 SECTION WALL UNIT BOOKCASE SYSTEM ' Description What a rare find!  This was acquired out of a Cambridge Ohio estate and the previous heir had mentioned that it came out of his grandfathers doctor's office and was not to be sold.  With the economy as it is today... sometimes people need money.  The grandson hated to see them go.  Yes 3 years ago they were offered $8,000.00 for this wonderful Danner wall unit.  Of course this has sliding glass doors and the shelves are adjustable.  Oops the bottom left section in the photos we forgot to put that shelf into place but yes we have it.  There are a total of 3 units at 3 sections tall.  All 3 units measure 111" wide.  YES ALL 3 SECTIONS ARE FOR ONE PRICE!  These are 81" tall.  The top that has the pressed moldings are 13 3/4" front to back and the base is 15 1/2" front to back.  All sliding glass doors are approximately 18" wide x 22" tall.  One case has the original oval Danner label or stencil still intact (see photo below).  The shelves in the 2 top sections are 17" wide x 8 1/2" front to back.  All 3 bottom sections the shelves are 10 1/2" front to back.  This is made of quartersawn Oak and has the original finish.  Just 1 section at 3 stacking tall is approx. 37" wide but again this complete wall unit is 111 1/2" wide.  ************************************************************************************* Please call us if you have any questions regarding FREE SHIPPING at 614-778-8883 to discuss. We do accept all major credit cards! ************************************************************************************* This older Antique item is in great shape... but it is "old" and may have some bumps and bruises from it's age.  This is expected when buying something that is approximately 50-200 years old. Place a Bid!