This bench is made by Standard Chair of Gardner Inc. which is in Massachusetts.  What I have found out from them it is a limited edition chair only made in 1976 for the 200 year anniversary of this country.  They only made 250 of these bench which is all maple wood.  I can't find anything else on line about this bench.

As for the condition I say good as it is not new and it does have a few (not many) real small scratches or petina.  Who doesn't after 37 years of someone sitting on you.

THIS HAS BEEN IN MY FAMILY NEARLY 80 YEARS , MY FOLKS USED TO HIDE IT FROM US KIDS , NOW WE ARE OLD ENOUGH TO LOOK AT IT , I CANT FIND NOTHING ABOUT IT ON THE NET, THIS PAPER WEIGHT HAS SEVERAL EROTIC IMAGES ..TAKE A CLOSE LOOK, ITS MADE OF IRON, WEIGHS ABOUT 4LBS...THERE ARE 5 "SCENES" ON IT..THE MANS EYE IS A VAGINA AND THE NOSE HER LEGS,,HIS MUSTACHE AND CHIN HAIR  ARE TWO PEOPLE ENGAGED...THE BOTTOM IS A PENIS...ALSO TWO SCENES IN THE HAIR..I HAVE NEVER IN MY LIFE SEEN  ANOTHER ONE

ANY HELP WOULD BE WONDERFUL , NOT TRYING TO SELL IT , JUST WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT IT....EVER SEEN ONE???

3 long drawers

I cannot find a date but there is a stamped "1-68" on the bottom of one drawer

Fold out top with two pull out divided shelves

great condition

I think its an oak finish

Looking for a value or a time period so if anyone knows please let me know. Thanks

This was purchased at an auction in 1953 for $500.  It was sold as the original Alice in Wonderland rabbit.  It stands 4 feet tall and comes with extra clothes.

I have come across a rather large Wooden Model Ship. Its about 34-38 inches long, and it has excellent detail.It appears to be old, and has an old musky smell. I have researched hundreds of ships, and I cant find any like it. The closest one I could find to it is called a Period Antique German Ships model, this "antique ship model" was handmade in Germany around 1840. I have been told that mine is a plank on plank model, as are these also. I was wanting to know more about it before I consider selling it . Thanks for your time!

I have come across a rather large Wooden Model Ship. Its about 34-38 inches long, and it has excellent detail.It appears to be old, and has an old musky smell. I have researched hundreds of ships, and I cant find any like it. The closest one I could find to it is called a Period Antique German Ships model, this "antique ship model" was handmade in Germany around 1840. I have been told that mine is a plank on plank model, as are these also. I was wanting to know more about it before I consider selling it. Thanks for your time!