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Ice Box - Back Side of Door. I removed the lath that you see on the back of the door. Underneath the lath was either asbestos or horsehair insulation that was sewn between two wax paper sheets.
Ice Box Old Insulation on Back of door
Ice Box Top Compartment. This is where the block of ice would go. The compartment was lined with zinc, dented and not square. I ended up removing all of the zinc and the secondary framing.
Ice Box. I took the zinc off of the inside of the top lid, and the inside of the door. I'll be replacing it with Spanish Cedar.
Ice Box - Back Side of Door. I removed the lath that you see on the back of the door. Underneath the lath was either asbestos or horsehair insulation that was sewn between two wax paper sheets.
Ice Box
Ice Box Top Dis-assembled. The two smaller pieces of oak were covering the two holes in the top itself as some form of decoration. This is where I might replace with glass, or remove the center part for one larger opening. Or I might return it to its orginal form.
Back side of latch
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Ice Box - Back Side of Door. I removed the lath that you see on the back of the door. Underneath the lath was either asbestos or horsehair insulation that was sewn between two wax paper sheets.

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