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I would be afraid to hit the wrong hidden button and get a drawer upside the jimmies.;em
Man does that thing have a bunch of slides and hinges.
 
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I would be afraid to hit the wrong hidden button and get a draw upside the jimmies.;em
Man does that thing have a bunch of slides and hinges.
I was waiting for a booby trap.

boobies
 
I've seen these pieces before. Mind-boggling in their intricacy, complexity, craftsmanship & beauty. The guy only lived 64 years. I couldn't build one of his pieces in 64 years. :rolleyes:
 
That is amazing. I have seen some wonderful secretaries on Antique Roadshow, but this is the coolest ever!! I don't even what to know what its value is.
 
Amazing . . . simply amazing.
 
Never mind the engineering aspect, I wonder how much money it would take to duplicate the thing as I bet that would be mind boggling alone.

Impressive.
 
I have seen many different ways to put hidden compartments in furniture but nothing quite that complex, that is just, WOW :cool: _g
 
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