Massive Mid-Century Mexican National Emblem Architectural Medallion Portland fished from the Columbia River

fished from the Columbia River and sold through Warren Packing Co

Splitting the catalog in the middle is a series of pull-out writing surfaces boasting the same tiger maple woodgrain

MM - C-6184 - 111023

The original paint of the wood has been worn off in a unique manner while the piece exhibits overall wear

- Hamamatsu

Massive Mid-Century Mexican National Emblem Architectural Medallion Portland fished from the Columbia RiverLarge circular cast plastic architectural medallion featuring the Mexican national emblem of an eagle perched on a prickly pear cactus, devouring a serpent. The modern form of this emblem was officially adopted in 1968, drawing from Aztec legend and serving as a central motif on Mexico's national flag and seal. Rendered in high relief with a textured pebble background, the design captures dynamic feather detail and the sinuous coil of the snake. Cast