This book shelf contains a partial American flag which is made from wood salvaged from two different barns from Americas past. These barns no longer stand but were alive thru America's thriving early 1900's. 
     The red wood is from a barn in Vermontville, Michigan.  It was figured to be built in the 1870's using a variety of local wood to that area.  The white wood is from a barn in Morley Michigan.  It was constructed and owned by Myron Boyd sometime between 1880-1890.  He was a local bee keeper and operated a dairy farm and later served as the town commissioner.  Both barns were salvaged and brought to California.  The barn history and wood was from American Barn and Wood in Paso Robles, CA. 
     This wall hanging shelf is trimmed with raw distressed steel and has antiqued bronze buttons.  The cabinet is constructed from aged wood.   It measures 48 inches by 11.5 inches, with a depth of 7.25 inches.  It has a flush to wall hanging system and easy to install brackets.  Several wood options are available.  Please email us with shipping questions at susi@matzkedesigns.com