Beech and Maple American Carpenter's Workbench c.1880 Industrial the company was named after

the company was named after one of its founding directors

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Beech and Maple American Carpenter's Workbench c.1880 Industrial the company was named afterABOUT This is an original American carpenter's workbench from the 1880s. The work surface is made from beech and maple, and it measures W 82. 75" x D 26. 5". It has an inlay section for larger tools and an attachment for screwdrivers along the width of the back. There are 8 dogs spaced along the width of the front. The base of this work bench is made from Douglas Fir and has a footprint that measures W 55" x D 23. 5" x H31. The bench features two die