This is a large, old, vintage, authentic American military wood trunk, made by the Seattle Luggage Company and used by a man who served in the United States Air Force USAF during World War II. Its a very nostalgic, handcrafted piece, with good metal bolts and locking hook and representative of the great American heroes who fought for and defended this great country against its attackers.

The ownership stamp appears to read Col. James E. Bolt, but we cannot make it out clearly. (See pics) There is also a reference to the state of Missouri and, it appears, the Richards GeBauer Air Force Base. If this is the case, there is a Wikipedia entry about this Air Force base as it was an important military base during WW II and the later Cold War: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richards-Gebaur_Memorial_Airport

This beautiful old vintage footlocker would make a wonderful coffee table base for your pilot or other military personnel, active or retired, or it could be used as a wonderful storage case for your old Air Force or other American USA military memorabilia.

Size: 31 in. W x 16 in. D x 13 in. H

PAYMENT PLAN UPDATE

We are very happy to announce that we have very recently been able to establish an additional online payment plan via SQUARE! You will now be able to use your debit or credit card to pay for your winnings!

PLEASE NOTE! This is NOT the same as LivePay through LiveAuctioneers. If you wish to pay with your debit or credit card, you will need to notify us right after auction and we will then send you an INVOICE via SQUARE. You can then make your payment directly through the link provided in your invoice.

For the convenience of using the SQUARE card service, there will be an additional 3% fee plus 30 cents added to your invoice total.

OTHER PAYMENT OPTIONS
ZELLE for our USA buyers with USA bank accounts, XE or WISE for our International buyers, Bank-to-bank wire transfer (please notify us before sending your bank wire payment as invoice will have to be adjusted), Personal checks and business checks are ONLY ACCEPTABLE IF you know how to send images of your check payment through email that can then be accepted for mobile deposit.
We are no longer accepting checks or money orders through snail mail as payments are extensively delayed, which, in turn, cause delays in shipping. Thank you for your understanding.

Thank you all and good luck in your bidding!

Used. (See pics)