This factory store display cabinet was manufactured by the Walrus Manufacturing Co. in the early 1900s to aid Winchester dealers in displaying their Winchester long guns. The typical manufacturers gold plaque is absent from the removable bottom panel. The cabinet door is numbered "20" on the top edge. It is constructed of hardwood, possibly walnut, with full length glass panels and a cathedral top with glass panels. It stands approximately 73 inches in height on four legs with brass sheathed feet, and each side is approximately 18 inches wide. The inside display height is approximately 45 inches. On the inside is a four sided rack that will hold 20 long guns. All four sides are 5/8 inch thick and are marked "WINCHESTER" in white and black bordered red letters with black lettered "PATENT APPLIED FOR" on a white background below. The bottom of the case and the inner edge of the rack is lined with green felt. A must have for the proper display of a fine Winchester collection!

Fine overall, the wood shows some minor handling/storage marks scattered throughout and some generally minor wear which is concentrated around the bottom edges and the legs. The glass is fine apart from a crack near the bottom of the rear panel and a crack and small strip absent near the bottom of the left panel. The interior felt in the bottom shows a minor tear/absent piece and the belt on the rack shows some mild fading. Overall a fine display piece for your Winchester long guns!