1970s Bird Chair by Harry Bertoia for Knoll pay station It was marketed to the

It was marketed to the more well-to-do population given the (at the time) high price tag of 50¢

strung up post-hunt

Stars & Stripes was a newspaper distributed to Allied forces during the war in order to give them information about the goings-on of the war and back home

the poster depicts a nurse sheltering a young girl from the horrors of war

The eight drawers below that measure 10"W x 25"D x 4"H

1970s Bird Chair by Harry Bertoia for Knoll pay station It was marketed to the1970s; Knoll International East Greenville, PA The Bird Chair made its debut in 1952, designed by Italian born American artist, sound art sculptor, and designer Harry Bertoia and manufactured by Knoll International. Even though Bertoia's original design was to create a seat that celebrated the beauty of metal, it was the fabric covered versions like the one that became more desirable. This chair and its companion (SKU C 12873) were manufactured in the