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Gwenloco

March 12, 2019 08:50PM

Registered: 13 years ago
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Thanks Ned
The C&S caboose sink is a cast iron (?) pedestal sink with a separate water tank on the wall. The drain goes through an ornate pedestal, attaches to a short drain pipe in the floor and empties out to the ground. I really hope we can get castings made to reproduce this unique piece or find the original (don’t laugh you never know what might be hidden in a barn somewhere)
Richard

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