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A metal and leather straight-back dresser trunk from around 1890. Designed with the savvy traveler in mind, this trunk converted from a standard steamer trunk into a functional dresser, meaning you didn't have to unpack your belongings during your journey.
1.Steamer trunk or “portmanteau luggage”, a trunk or piece of luggage that opens into two parts (from the French, porter- to carry, and manteau- coat), c.1900
2. Photo of inside an “E. Goyard” steamer trunk, Paris, France c.1900
3. Ad for a “Dresser Trunk”, made by Homer Young Co. Ltd.
4. Metal and leather dresser trunk, c. 1890, converts from steamer trunk to dresser
