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wired complete with plug and switch, but lamps are not included.  The value of these cases is $425.00 each.  The rental $50.00 each.

One bronze "gem" case on ebonized table.  This case measures 20 x 32 on top and is 4 1/2" deep, the table being about 34 inches of a type of which we have made many for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, for display of miniatures, jewelry and other small objects.  Price $175.00;  rental $25.00.

Two very fine brass center vitrines with rounded top on front and ends and with one full size plate glass shelf in center.  They are 2' 0" wide and 4' 0" high, and the base is about 21" high; price $425.00 each;  rental $50.00 each.

One 9 ft. long window "A" shaped case on table.  This is about 3' 0" wide adn is the one you saw at ^[[the]] old factory.  The rental of this would be $40.00.

On the dark oak case #7112 with the antique brass trim, we can supply about twelve cases of the same design, in lengths from 5' 4" to 7' 0".  They are 23" wide on top and will stand 37" high on top of the 32" stand.  They are fitted with 10" and 14" wide plate glass shelves, and are equipt with electric light fixtures.  The rental of these will be $5.00 per running foot.  Lamps for the electric light ectra.

Lamps are not rented but are sold at the prices set by the General Electric Co.  The short tubular lamps, T10, will cost 45¢ each.  While a long tubular lamp, T8, will cost $1.15 each.

If within ten days from date of delivery you should decide to purchase some of these cases, we will allow the full rental;  but if such decsision is postponed to the end of the exhibition, we can allow but one-half of the rental.