View Full Version : Army Wooden Shadow Chest/Locker
SnwMnkys
01-28-2008, 23:37
Im actually not looking to sell this, but donate it. I hope this is the right place.
Its a wooden Shadow Chest. Appears to be made of Solid wood, not MDF or plywood. Has an Army Medallion on the top, but it could easily be popped out and something else put there, lockable as you can see in the picture. Felt lined Top tray for ribbons/medals, and is removable. Felt lined area for storage underneath top tray.
I'm not sure of a proper way to ask this, but maybe someone knows of a family with a fallen/injured soldier that they would like this to go to.
The only thing i ask is that you cover shipping charges.
Here are a couple of pictures of it.
The Reaper
01-29-2008, 06:05
Beautiful piece of work.
Very generous of you.
I hope it finds the right home.
TR
The Canadian
01-29-2008, 07:00
That is great piece of work.
If you cannot find a family to donate it to an auction for it with proceeds going towards a charity such as the Special Operations Warrior Foundation could be organized.
Snaquebite
01-29-2008, 07:52
There's another Wounded Warrior poker run and auction in the works for the Ft Bragg area for the spring. They have raised a lot of money for the WWF. This might be a great auction item. I'd be willing to pay shipping and donate it in your name for auction. PM me with the size dimensions etc and we can figure something out if you're interested.
If not hope you find a good home for it. Good luck
SnwMnkys
01-29-2008, 09:27
There's another Wounded Warrior poker run and auction in the works for the Ft Bragg area for the spring. They have raised a lot of money for the WWF. This might be a great auction item. I'd be willing to pay shipping and donate it in your name for auction. PM me with the size dimensions etc and we can figure something out if you're interested.
If not hope you find a good home for it. Good luck
This sounds perfect. Im headed to school right now, but ill get you the info later today. Thanks
I actually have another of these. But it received a little damage during previous shipping. No actual damage to the wood, just the mitered joints on the lid came unconnected. Anyone with a little wood working joint knowledge should be able to fix it. Once this ones taken care of ill post it up and see if anyone is interested. Thanks again.
Snaquebite
01-29-2008, 10:11
Shoot me some pics of the damaged one. I have a pretty good wood working shop. Probaly repairable.
The Reaper
01-29-2008, 10:53
This sounds perfect. Im headed to school right now, but ill get you the info later today. Thanks
I actually have another of these. But it received a little damage during previous shipping. No actual damage to the wood, just the mitered joints on the lid came unconnected. Anyone with a little wood working joint knowledge should be able to fix it. Once this ones taken care of ill post it up and see if anyone is interested. Thanks again.
Is there a commercial source for these, or do you know who the maker is?
Thanks.
TR
SnwMnkys
01-29-2008, 19:58
Here is the damaged one. I think it just got bumped, and the joints they used werent strong enough to hold them together because of the spring assembly in the hinge, its got some good pressure on it when the lid is closed.
Reaper I could not find anything info on these. Not even a Made in ------ sticker anywhere. The instruction sheet for mounting the medals doesn't give me any info, and Google was no help as well. I bought them at a freight recovery auction, but they wouldn't tell me who they got them from.
Peregrino
01-29-2008, 20:38
Here is the damaged one. I think it just got bumped, and the joints they used werent strong enough to hold them together because of the spring assembly in the hinge, its got some good pressure on it when the lid is closed.
Easilly repaired by any competent woodworker. They appear to be nice pieces. I'm sure whichever worthy cause will appreciate your generosity.