Tall Antique Printer's Chest with 34 Tray Drawers

Very tall antique wooden printer's chest of drawers made in the 1920s probably. Similar to Hamilton style ones, apparently: these are by Caslon. It has 34 shallow tray-like drawers which were used to store typesetting letters in a print shop: around 20 still have the various little compartments left in them; the rest are mostly empty. They could all be taken out , to make the drawers more useful for plans, maps , artwork etc, or they'd make great collector's drawers. The frame is solid hardwood, of some type, with veneered panels, and can be completely dismantled. The drawers vary as some are replacements from other cabinets, though they all fit well. Some are probably mahogany, with label holders and a cast iron 'Caslon' handle; others are maybe beech, with brass handles. One has a different handle. In all, there are 4 types of drawer, and every drawer seems to have a different colour, or wear pattern, or old label, so it's quite a wonderful thing to behold (I think!) As you can probably tell, I love this piece... still, gotta make a living.