c. 1960s/1970s Pierce-Arrow Spec Concept Drawings timer Eisenzoph is credited for illustrating

Eisenzoph is credited for illustrating Popular Mechanics Magazine Volume 96 which hit the news stands on January 1st of 1947

This trivet measures 7"x5

It measures 32" high x 50" wide x 6" deep

This small vintage metal cabinet features four drawers

It's original manufacturing facility

c. 1960s/1970s Pierce-Arrow Spec Concept Drawings timer Eisenzoph is credited for illustratingIf you are a car person, you're probably aware that Pierce Arrow went out of business in the 1930s. However, that didn't stop a legion of followers from continuing the brand's legacy. This piece features two concept drawn by Earl J. Cate, Jr. (1939 2013) of Aurora, IL who was a frequent contributor to The Bumper Guardian, a publication by the Classic Car Club of America. The vehicles drawn are two classic Pierce Arrows updated for the 1960s: the Dual