These are two old Army trunks that I personally obtained when my old reserve unit moved from Wisconsin to Illinois in late 2014; they were in storage in an old reserve center in Beloit, Wisconsin. Our commander let us all keep them after they were going to simply be tossed out as we had modern, palletized storage. They have served me well for various moves over the years, but I am finally wanting to part from them.

The larger one has a neat manufacturer's plate and appears to be originally intended for a Signal Corps unit or at least radio equipment. The smaller one is unlabeled and opens from all sides for the entire cover to come off, whereas the larger one has hinges.

The measurements for the larger one are 18" L x 29" W x 14.5" H and the measurements for the smaller one are 14" L x 23.5" W x 18.5" H.

Aside from some paint peeling here and there as well as old stickers and long dried sticker adhesive, they are fully intact with no structural damage and the bottoms are very strong. I have transported a 100-pound dummy/display artillery round in the large one before during a move and it held up. All of the latches work properly and there are no corner reinforcements broken or rivets missing. All handles work as well.

Chancellor, (our cat who is approximately 10 pounds), is in the picture for inspecting the insides and to provide scale.