1960s US Government Leather Accordion Locking Briefcase Type IV Used by USAF Navigator

This is a wonderful circa 1960s United States Government leather briefcase Type IV. The briefcase unlocks with the keys provided, and is in an accordion-style with two interior pockets. Reeves, the name written on the front of the case, was a United States Air Force navigator during the 1960s.

Circa 1960s.

Approximately 15-3/4" in height (including handle) and 16" in width and about 6-1/4" in depth.

Leather, brass.

Swiveling handle, lock, metal feet.

REEVES written on sides (extremely light, almost imperceptible presence); U.S.A. CREST LOCK CO. NO. 75 on both keys.

This is from a federal collection which we will be listing more of over the next few months. SHOP VAJX04 LIEX1/13 SeADJX4/16

8- (Very Fine-Excellent): The briefcase shows only some light wear and the extremely light, almost imperceptible presence of the name REEVES on both sides.

As with all my artifacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described.