I purchased this coat rack in 2012 when the Queen’s Printer held an auction upon getting out of the business of printing.

When I purchased it, for $5, the legs were held together with duct tape and thus my coats were always in danger of plummeting to the ground.

On moving into the new office, I decided to address this, and dropped the coat rack at McAskill’s to be repaired. A couple of weeks and $60 later, it’s as good as new.

Queens Printer Coat Rack (on the street)
Receipt for Queens Printer Auction
Peter Rukavina

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