Removed
from the Grand Island, Nebraska Music Conservatory shortly
before it's demolition, this steel, wrought iron and brass
elevator cage seems to be all there, but no promises. Floor is not
included. Most panels have old masking tape labels describing how it might fit back
together. I'm not sure of it's age but I would guess over 100 years old. A picture
of the elevator top outlines the 54” x 57” perimeter. No lack of painted
surfaces, oxidation and dirt. The wall height is about 7 feet..
The left picture is a sliding door that had been restored
and repainted by its former owner who intended to resurrect
the cage. But now it sits in my warehouse taking up way
to much room. Wouldn't it make a fine telephone booth or retro
furniture for your home or business?
A total of 18 pieces as follows:
• 1 - Top, steel, with light fixture in top, 54” x 57”
• 2 - Side panels, 24” x 7’, solid steel bottom with brass MCA (Music Conservatory
Association) monogram, wrought iron top
• 4 - Side panels, 20” x 7’, solid steel bottom with brass MCA (Music Conservatory
Association) monogram, wrought iron top
• 2 - Side panels, 13” x 7’, solid steel bottom with brass MCA (Music Conservatory
Association) monogram, wrought iron top
• 2 - Mirrored side panels, 12” x 7’, steel panel on bottom half. One on each side
of the car to facilitate hat adjustments before exiting
• 3 - Door panels, 20-1/2” x 7’, solid bottom with taller wrought iron section than
side panels.
• 1 - Panel, 22” x 7’, solid bottom, wire mesh top with 1.5” diamonds
• 1 - Panel, 17” x 7’, solid bottom, wire mesh top with 1.5” diamonds
• 1 - Panel, 42” square, wire mesh with 1.5” diamonds
• 1 - Panel, 42” x 65”, wrought iron
We can help load buyer's truck but sale price does not include
any packing, shipping or crating. Options for freight are:
1. Buyer picks up
2. Buyer uses national mover such as
Mayflower, Allied, United or Bekins Moving to pick up, pack and move
Sold as is, where is. All sales final.
