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AMERICAN PIE SAFE

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Size 55" high by 40" wide and 16" deep. Bill of materials and cutting list. Many pieces shown full size. Pie safe has three shelves inside and two drawers on top with half blind dovetails. Includes directions for punching the tin panels.

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