Medicine cabinet in white lacquered metal

We no longer present this medicine cabinet, so typical of the 60s to the 80s, which we found in all factories, offices, medical practices and in private homes, with its sticker representing a cross on the front and all the others to the interior. It seems to me that it is the Rossignol brand, because it looks exactly like others which still bore their original label. It is made of white lacquered metal, has two keys and has all the stickers inside. It contains 9 shelves including two glass holder shelves, a flap closing a space and the clip for storing prescriptions. I cleaned it carefully. It is in good condition for its age, solid, functional, the chrome parts have no veil or picketing. But it still has some signs of use: the lacquering has slightly changed color on the outside, in a homogeneous manner nonetheless, so it is rather off-white. Two or three tiny and very barely visible stains on the sides on the outside. A small chip of lacquer on the bottom right rear corner, almost invisible on the bottom of the right side, and a little more significant under the corner but as it is underneath, it is not visible once the cabinet is fixed on the wall. At this point, the metal showed a little corrosion, I removed it and put a touch of colorless rust inhibitor to stop the process in case of installation in a humid location. Inside, in the lower horizontal part, a few stains, a few spots of corrosion and a lack of lacquer. I repaired a crack on a shelf with a little glue (about 3cm, see photo). It measures 52.5 cm wide, 19.5 cm deep, 54 cm high. She weighs around 3 or 4 kg.

Ref. : F63R5GBK