Wall shelf unit - Wood, Iron - Authentic antique printer's type case

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Authentic JUD typographer’s cabinet from France, made of wood and metal, dating to the 1940s–1950s, in good condition with signs of use and age patina; height 65 cm, width 45 cm, depth 2.5 cm.

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ANCIENT LARGE PRINTING CASE JUD – FRANCE – 20th CENTURY – WOOD AND METAL
Authentic old typesetter's case from the French company JUD, based in Lyon, specializing in professional equipment for printers.

The metal handle bearing the JUD brand is an interesting detail, bearing witness to its industrial origin.

This type of case was formerly used to store and classify lead typography characters used in traditional printing.
This large model features numerous compartments of varying sizes, arranged in an asymmetrical, highly decorative layout. The wooden structure has a beautiful warm brown patina, highlighting the antique character of the piece. The original metal handle is preserved. Signs of use and color variations add to the charm of this old professional equipment.

Today diverted from its original function, this case makes a remarkable wall decoration in industrial vintage style. It can hold miniatures, curios, small collections, or souvenirs.

A distinctive piece that combines French typographic heritage and decoration

Fabricant : JUD
Origine : France, maison JUD de Lyon
Époque estimée : XXe siècle
Matériaux : bois et métal
Finition : patine brune
Particularité : poignée métallique marquée JUD
État : ancien, avec traces d'utilisation et patine
Dimensions : hauteur 65cm largeur 45cm profondeur 2.5 cm
Emballage soigné pour une expédition sécurisée.

ANCIENT LARGE PRINTING CASE JUD – FRANCE – 20th CENTURY – WOOD AND METAL
Authentic old typesetter's case from the French company JUD, based in Lyon, specializing in professional equipment for printers.

The metal handle bearing the JUD brand is an interesting detail, bearing witness to its industrial origin.

This type of case was formerly used to store and classify lead typography characters used in traditional printing.
This large model features numerous compartments of varying sizes, arranged in an asymmetrical, highly decorative layout. The wooden structure has a beautiful warm brown patina, highlighting the antique character of the piece. The original metal handle is preserved. Signs of use and color variations add to the charm of this old professional equipment.

Today diverted from its original function, this case makes a remarkable wall decoration in industrial vintage style. It can hold miniatures, curios, small collections, or souvenirs.

A distinctive piece that combines French typographic heritage and decoration

Fabricant : JUD
Origine : France, maison JUD de Lyon
Époque estimée : XXe siècle
Matériaux : bois et métal
Finition : patine brune
Particularité : poignée métallique marquée JUD
État : ancien, avec traces d'utilisation et patine
Dimensions : hauteur 65cm largeur 45cm profondeur 2.5 cm
Emballage soigné pour une expédition sécurisée.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
2 kg
Title additional information
Authentic antique printer's type case
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
France
Material
Iron, Wood
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
65 cm
Width
45 cm
Depth
2.5 cm
Estimated period
1940-1950
BelgiumVerified
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Objects sold
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