Vintage Timex Motorized Rotating Countetop Display Case Long Island but has obvious wear from

but has obvious wear from its first life in an industrial environment

appears to be in good working condition

77" W x 34" D x 36" H

This early tool chest comes stocked with three separate hand tools and features three drawers able to store a number of different goods and small parts

It was owned and operated by Arthur Edward Reedholm (1885-1954)

Vintage Timex Motorized Rotating Countetop Display Case Long Island but has obvious wear fromc. 1950s 1960s; Timex Corporation Middlebury, CT Mid century illuminated watch display case produced by Timex for retail countertop presentation. The case features a black metal body with slanted glass front and raised block letter TIMEX branding in cream plastic along the top edge. Inside are seven self balancing trays driven by a smooth running electric motor, allowing each tier to rotate sequentially for product viewing. The cabinet is fitted with