Article: Chair stolen from Price Tower
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I'd bet the exterior fire stairs to the first floor was the route taken. That would be a heavy move of 19 floors, almost wonder if they tied it off with rope and lowered it down to street level accomplice. I can see someone from the Tower tour staying behind on the 19th floor (oops, i must have missed the elevator) then hide a few hours and do the caper. a damn shame.
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If you put a steamer trunk in one of those tiny elevators, would there still be enough room for a person?
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Those elevators are hard to fit luggage and 2 people inside.
A steamer trunk would be difficult unless you can get another
elevator down at the same time as the other one. I was thinking,
they likely were disguised as workers and took it out saying it needed
to be restored.
I remember one time I was there they were lugging a curtain or
rug up up to the one of the top floors using the elevator.
I remember that it was a very tight fit for them and that was fabric.
A steamer trunk would be difficult unless you can get another
elevator down at the same time as the other one. I was thinking,
they likely were disguised as workers and took it out saying it needed
to be restored.
I remember one time I was there they were lugging a curtain or
rug up up to the one of the top floors using the elevator.
I remember that it was a very tight fit for them and that was fabric.
JAT
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Chair has been found!
PrairieMod reports the chair from the Price Tower has been found:
http://www.prairiemod.com/prairiemod/20 ... t-pay.html
And, if you follow links available through the PrairieMod site, the perpetrator stole another piece of Frankonalia last year.
http://www.prairiemod.com/prairiemod/20 ... t-pay.html
And, if you follow links available through the PrairieMod site, the perpetrator stole another piece of Frankonalia last year.
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This is the stolen haul, 2 triangular ash trays from the Price Tower, The Price Tower secretarial chair (one of only two with a swivel base) The cherokee red gate from H.C Price Jr. home (Hillside) The galvanized metal lamp was also stolen from Hillside but has no Wright pedigree, just a simple lamp the home owners had wired alongside the garage 
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