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Martin Maier Camel Back A rare find especially in the south. This is truly our Showroom piece. All original…We chose not to restore this in any way because of its original shape. Martin Maier established his trunk business in 1865 at the age of 25 in Detroit Mich. This was 2 years after joining the Union Army in St Louis and participating in the march to the Sea from Atlanta. Martin Maier was known for making much of his own MM hardware just as you will find on this trunk. Both leather handles have 68 stamped on them which is unusual, but possibly a patent date of 1868. It has a double lock patent Oct. 1871 is quite ornate. It also has some Charles Taylor #2 latches and hardware as well. The inside is equally pristine. All original lithographs with two hat boxes and center tray. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 37L x 22D x 30H 1 / 47 -
Bench Flat Top A unique trunk. Created for the laid-back office, beautiful and comfy. The outside has been totally redone to a gorgeous finish and rustic hardware. The inside is open except for the cushion that has been custom fitted. Thanks to my friends at Made By Missy in Fayetteville, NC. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 34L x 21D x 24H 2 / 47 -
Child’s Camel Back One of our nicest Children’s trunks. Much like our larger Martin Maier…all original. The very first question you must ask yourself when considering restoration is…do I leave it original or do a total restoration? We only have two that we have not touched. This is a beautiful Child’s trunk for any home or showroom. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 14L x 9D x 10H 3 / 47 -
1870's Camel Back Featuring Charles Taylor Bolts This trunk would be known as a Camel Back trunk. It has a brass Star lock on it with a Patent date of May 11th 1876. One year after the Civil War. It also has cast iron #2 J. H. Sessions latches or Charles Taylor bolts. This beautiful trunk has been refinished inside and out. (Not by Rescued Trunks). *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 31L x 19D x 24H 6 / 47 -
Camel Back Manufactured In Atlanta A real history piece. This is an Abe Foote and Brothers trunk manufactured in Atlanta Ga. This trunk could date back within 12 or 15 years after Atlanta burned. It’s amazing what could be produced that soon after such a disaster. Much of the hinges and hardware looks to be from John Sessions, one of the most well-known trunk hardware manufacturers back then. A real piece of history. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 33L x 20D x 25H 8 / 47 -
Flat Top Trunk Featuring Eagle Lock A very nicely redone flat top. The outside has had the canvas removed and wood sanded and finished. It has an Eagle lock with a replacement Key #410. The inside is finished with cedar planks. This trunk was refinished by dear friends (Made By Missy) of mine in Fayetteville NC. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 30L x 18D x 21H 9 / 47 -
Alligator Stamped Camel Back This is a very well built, large, grey alligator stamped Camel Back. It has John H. Sessions hardware along with rare #4 Charles Taylor latches, an Eagle lock with a replacement key #29. This trunk is large enough to fit all your Afghan’s and blankets. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 36L x 21D x 32H 10 / 47 -
1900's Monitor Trunk This shape was also known as a Waterfall trunk because of its rounded front and back. It seems to have been mostly painted at one time or another. The handles are gone but has it’s original tray inside that folds out as you open the lid. The replacement key # is 022. Still a good size trunk for storing. Possibly early 1900s. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 25L x 21D x 24H 11 / 47 -
1870's Camel Back Featuring Brass Star Lock This is a beautiful stamped wooden Camel Back. It has a brass Star lock patent in March 1869 and a latch to the lock with patent dates from May 1854, Feb. 1867, May 1868, and Nov. 1870. We know that it was possibly built within 10 years of 1870. Hinges are not attached and no handles, but plenty of space inside this large trunk. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 36L x 21D x 28H 12 / 47 -
Antique Toolbox This is an old toolbox that was possibly owned by J. R. Holcombe in Columbia, SC, they are rare and had different locking mechanisms. Beside the front brass lock, it also had one that tied from all four corners as you can see from the top view of each corner. This has four removable trays. I have enjoyed it as my personal toolbox for many years. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 35L x 19D x 12H 13 / 47 -
Flat Top Trunk Featuring Corbin Lock This is a very nice canvas covered flat top trunk. The canvas is in real good shape. Leather straps and handles would be all that is needed to restore the outside. It has a Corbin Lock with a replacement key # of 6ST. It also has Charles Taylor latches and other hardware. The inside has a tray that lifts as the lid is opened. It also has a pocket for your important papers. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 34L x 21D x 24 14 / 47 -
Medium Camel Back This is a medium size Camel Back. pretty plain, with tray. Lock latch and handles are missing. Not much to look at as is, but ready for someone to restore it to a beautiful piece. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 26L x 13D x 16H 15 / 47 -
1900's Shwayder (Samsonite) Suitcase Shwayder was the family name of what became the Samsonite Company we know today. They did make trunks from 1920 – 1930. It is in fair shape inside and out. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 26L x 16D x 9H 17 / 47 -
1880's Beveled Flat Top Featuring Slat End Hardware This trunk would be considered a Beveled Flat Top trunk with slat end hardware. Patent dates of October 29th, 1877. A true Antique Trunk. Most all patent dates were used within ten years. It also has Charles Taylor #2 latches or bolts which date to March 31st, 1882. John H. Sessions produced these latches and at some point, gave or sold the patent to Charles Taylor. All in all, a very sturdy built trunk that should last another 125 years. Enjoy! *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 29L x 19 D x 19H 18 / 47 -
1880's Camel Back Featuring Cast Iron Hardware This trunk would be considered a Camel Back trunk that has cast iron hardware with a patent date of October 23rd 1877. It has a common flat key lock and metal latches. The stamped tin was patented and introduced in the 1880s. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 31L x 19D x 24 19 / 47 -
1860's Child’s Camel Back A beautiful, restored barrel top child’s or sample trunk. This truly shows how they built the samples to the same perfection as the larger ones. This has very nice hardware on the outside with a lock having a patent date of March & Sept 1863. It even has its original leather handles. The inside has been beautifully repapered with a tray. Great piece for a showroom or young daughter or granddaughter. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 14L x 9D x 11H 20 / 47 -
Leather Covered National Wild Turkey Foundation Box 2 This is NOT an antique trunk. This is a wooden box covered with leather and was made expressly for National Wild Turkey Foundation in Edgefield, SC. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 21L x 13D x 17H 21 / 47 -
Civil War Era Jenny Lind Style Valise This just reminds me of an old Doctor’s bag. It has the same brass Jenny Lind buttons. This has been refinished by HMS Antique Trunks inside and out with new handles. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 22L x 10D x 14H 22 / 47 -
1/2 Trunk With Corbin Lock & Hardware This could be considered either a half a trunk or even a Steamer trunk which must be under 18 inches tall to slide underneath the bunk. This canvas is in good shape with plenty of travel stickers to show that it has been quite a few places. A very nice Corbin lock and hardware makes this ½ trunk look pretty solid. 34L x 20D x 12L *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 23 / 47 -
1800's Kidney Trunk This trunk is considered to be a Kidney trunk because of its shape. Some might also call it a 6 Ban Jenny Lind for the same reason with all brass buttons. A beautiful, stamped saddle leather with a Star lock from Star Lock Works in Philadelphia. They made a variety of nice brass trunk locks for trunk makers. They didn't actually make the trunks, but they made really nice trunk locks. They were founded in 1836 by Mr. Liebrich and originally the locks were marked with C. Liebrich, Phila. Then in 1869, he retired and two partners, Hillebrand and Wolf took over the company and called it Star Lock Works. They made trunk locks and stays, keys, padlocks, latches and springs." This trunk has all its colorful insides which makes it even more valuable. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 31L x 20D x 20H 24 / 47 -
1800's Five Ban Jenny Lind A leather cover Jenny Lind trunk with the original 5 ban brass buttons on them. Jenny Lind was known as the Swedish Nightingale who came to America with PT Barnum and stole America’s heart in 1850. Most people believe that Jenny Linds were made in and after 1850 but they can be traced back to the 1830s in England. Many things were made using her name such as beds, highchairs, including Jenny Lind Cabins that were insulated with paper. The inside of this trunk was never restored. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 28L x 18D x 16H 27 / 47 -
1800's Four Ban Jenny Lind A very old 4 ban Jenny Lind. With original brass buttons and a good chance that the lock plate is brass. Most people believe that Jenny Linds were made in and after 1850 but they can be traced back to the 1830s in England. All original, never restored inside or out. No key, no hinges. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 30L x 19D x 18H 28 / 47 -
1800's Child’s Doll Trunk 3 Antique 1800s Victorian 16-inch Child’s Doll Trunk covered in paper and built better as well. Still could be a great toy for a child. 16L x 9D x 10H *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 29 / 47 -
Child’s Barrel Top This barrel top totally shows just how the big ones were made. This would be known as a sample or child’s trunk. Still great for a young person’s toy. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 12L x 7D x 9H 30 / 47 -
Sample Trunk Featuring Pressed Acorn Tin This is a unique trunk with rare, pressed acorn tin that was patented and introduced in 1880s. The outside acorn tin, wood slats, and hardware are in great condition along with the rollers on the bottom that was unusual on the Childs or Sample trunks. The inside is in fair condition ready to be restored. Truly a rare find for anyone. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 20 x 10D x 6H 31 / 47 -
1800's Five Ban Jenny Lind #2 This trunk is a 5 ban Jenny Lind with original brass buttons and lock plate. We (Rescued Trunks) had this shipped over from England. Most people believe that Jenny Linds were made in and after 1850 but they can be traced back to the 1830s in England. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 28L x 17D x 16H 32 / 47 -
US Navy Officer’s Bicorn Hatbox A true Officer’s hat box with the name of Herman Froeb from Terre Haute, Ind. This snapshot of Herman Froeb’s life was captured by the U.S Census. Herman Froeb was born about 1882. In 1940, he was 78 years old and lived in Harrison, Indiana. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 20L x 8D x 11H 34 / 47 -
1800's Little Girl’s Trunk We drove to north Georgia for this Antique 1800s Victorian 12-inch Childs Doll Trunk. It comes with some of her toys, as well as her clothes and her book… *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 12L x 8D x 8H 35 / 47 -
1800's Small Jenny Lind Trunk A stamped heavy paper covers this Jenny Lind trunk with the original 2 ban with brass buttons on them. Jenny Lind was known as the Swedish Nightingale who came to America with PT Barnum and stole America’s heart in 1850. Most people believe that Jenny Linds were made in and after 1850 but they can be traced back to the 1830s in England. Many things were made using her name such as beds, highchairs, and including Jenny Lind Cabins that were insulated with paper. It still has its brass lock plate and lock, but not the latch. It also has Eagle stamped handle end caps. All original. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 26L x 14D x 13H 37 / 47 -
1880's Camel Back Featuring John Sessions Hardware A real nice Camel Back with some unusual cross like hardware on top, along with John Sessions hardware on the rest. A round pad lock by F.W. Mix patented in 1880. J. H. Sessions bolts (latches). Very deep for a lot of storage and would be a real nice, restored piece for storage at the end of one’s bed. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 35L x 21D x 28H 38 / 47 -
1913 " Estate Of James S. Topham" Steamer Trunk This could very well be a true steamer trunk because true steamers had to fit under the bunk of 18 inches. If you want to look up James S. Topham, you may find out that he was a trunk maker. For what it’s worth, you can see that this trunk says that it is the Estate of James S. Topham. I have not found any other Brass plaques with Estate written on it as well as the date and number of the trunk. It dates back to June 20, 1913. The specifications number looks to be 1167. It also has a brass Eagle lock from Terryville, Conn. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 31L x 17D x 14H 39 / 47 -
1870's Medium Camel Back Featuring Wooden Handles This is a medium Camel back trunk with wooden handles. You will not find these on a regular or oversized trunk because the wood would not be strong enough. It has a nice lock and Taylor Bolts. The stamped tin was patented in 1877. A very nice trunk to refinish for your showroom or at the end of your bed for storage. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 30L x 15D x 17H 40 / 47 -
Sage Trunk Company A very well-made trunk by Sage Trunk Depot out of Boston. The outside has been restored and has a beautiful brass Star lock with very rare #4 latches by Charles Taylor. It has both original leather handles, which is rare. 30L x 17D x 22H *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs 41 / 47 -
Leather Covered National Wild Turkey Foundation Box This is NOT an antique trunk. This is a wooden box covered with leather and was made expressly for National Wild Turkey Foundation in Edgefield, SC. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 24L x 16D x 20 42 / 47 -
John Cattnach Trunks This is our largest trunk, as far as being the longest one at 45 inches. It is canvas covered with two beautiful heavy duty Star locks with a Patent date of March 1869, and a single rare #4 Charles Taylor latch. The most room in a trunk you’ll find most anywhere. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 45L x 24D x 24H 43 / 47 -
Steamer Trunk Featuring J. H Sessions #2 Latches This could have been a true steamer trunk because they had to slide under the 18-inch births. It has J. H Sessions #2 latches and a very nice brass lock. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 30L x 19D x 22L 45 / 47 -
English Wardrobe Trunk The most I could find on this trunk is that it is from England. It could be a small version of an American Wardrobe trunk. It is canvas covered and has leather corners and edging with brass rivets and stitching. A large leather Lock cover and brass lock and handle caps. It has three different size drawers that slide open with leather handles and brass handle clips. A real find for an Englishman. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 28L x 19D x 21H 46 / 47 -
1920's Shwayder (Samsonite) Suitcase Shwayder was the family name of what became the Samsonite Company we know today. They did make trunks from 1920 – 1930. It is in fair shape inside and out. *Please note we can ship this item although it is marked pickup only, just know there will be additional costs. 26l x 14D x 8H 47 / 47
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