19th century safe by Mosler, Bahmann & Co. The safe features cast iron construction with intricate painted decorations on the exterior, including floral motifs and landscape scenes, as well as embossed rope details. Full working order. Interior has some wear.

About Mosler, Bauhmann & Co: Founded in 1867 by Gustave Mosler in Cincinnati, Ohio, this company later moved to Hamilton, Ohio, in 1891. The Mosler name became globally synonymous with security. Notably, Mosler vaults gained international fame for surviving the atomic blast in Hiroshima at the Mitsui Bank building, and the company later built the vaults that housed the U.S. Constitution and Declaration of Independence.

Age: The "Mosler, Bahmann & Co." name indicates this safe was likely produced between 1867 and the late 1890s.

Dimensions:
Height - 46"
Width - 37"
Depth - 30"
Weight -

Condition:
Good - Working condition, some loss to paint throughout. Some wear to interior compartments, note drawers are removed, may not be in working condition.

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