School library from the 50s

School library of the 50s in solid fir, facade composed of 2 glass doors opening on shelves mounted on wooden racks in number of 3, it has its original lock and its key that works. Its base is made of steel finished by rubber tips, it has been pickled and left natural with its defects (trace of oxidation of the metal). It has been stripped entirely and repatinated with homemade hot beeswax which gives it a beautiful natural patina. During her passage in our workshop to be re-followed she was treated as soon as she arrived and in progress of restoration. The interior has been painted in gironde blue. This library is in good condition of solidity and stability of traces and wear of time, to note old bites in places look at the photos they are part of the description.