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taken, thanks.

Skip Gundlach wrote in message <77jb7t$544$1@oak.prod.itd.earthlink.net>...
>Apologies if duplicate, but has not shown up here yet....
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>From: Skip Gundlach <skip@bae.uga.edu>
>Subject: Free to good home
>Date: Monday, January 11, 1999 5:04 PM
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>Metal desk and office/secretary chair.
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>Metal desk is three drawer on left, two (one filing) on right, one center
>locking (locks the rest of the drawers, no key but lock can be replaced
>easily) drawer, 2.5x5 feet with Formica-type top made to look like wood.
>Black metal, with chrome legs.  Left side drawers have missing divider
>strips (meaning that the spaces between the drawers are not solid with
>metal).  Drawers are all functional, however.  This desk would do fine for
>student use, or shop use, or what have you where you don't have to be too
>concerned about cosmetics.  (It looks fine, but with a free desk, you don't
>have to worry about scratching it or something!!)
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>Chair is 4-leg *substantial* metal (looks to be cast aluminum) base with
>shepherd casters (designed for hard or carpeted floors).  Back is height
and
>tension adjustable (spring loaded so can lean a bit), and the seat has the
>usual screw-in/out height adjustments.  Very substantial industrial quality
>chair.  Tan in color, vinyl covering, no tears.  About what you would
expect
>in a government office.  Has had lots of use, but is not worn out (heavy
>duty chair!!).
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>These are in Cumming, 30 miles north of the perimeter on 400.  Free to
first
>taker of *both* - we aren't using them, and need the room.  Mail me for
>phone or info...
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>Skip
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