This is a set of handcrafted doors was made in the late 1800s, in the Tularosa, New Mexico Basin. They were the entry doors to a brothel that operated on the outskirts of a small community that sprang up during the railroad construction and logging industry boom in that area. Featuring simple pine construction methods with a few tricks thrown in, and all the iron work was made by the area blacksmith. The expanded wire used in the openings has a pretty interesting history in itself, as the technique was in it’s infancy. The set measures 38″ wide and 69″ tall, it’s in fabulous condition with proper age indications. Interested parties are encouraged to inquire about this set, as there are close to 100 detailed photographs and extended provenance. This item is exempt from our free shipping offer–shipping will be determined according to your location.
