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W.J. Denaux Upholstery, Charleston, SC NEW – NOW AVAILABLE

$48.95

Inspired by a structure still standing  and recently renovated in Charleston, SC, this two story building was built in 1888. The ground floor was originally an upholstery and furniture restoration and repair shop, as well has a clothing store and haberdashery. Presently it is offices of an auctioneer company. The upper floor is residential apartments, with a separate entrance on the left front opening to stairs.

The original structure was built with brick, featuring iron entry door and display window framework that were common elements during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Many of the buildings of this era survive in towns large and small, although some have been modernized in some fashion.  The iron work was supplied by companies like Mesker Brothers Iron Works originally based in St. Louis , Missouri, marketed by catalog and components shipped by rail to building sites throughout the country.

Category: Product ID: 2995

Description

At Red Arrow Lines, we’re passionate about helping you build stunning, realistic model railroad scenes. Our HO scale craftsman kits are inspired by real-world structures, many of which continue to stand the test of time, some over a century old. Each kit is meticulously researched to capture the unique stories and history of these buildings, bringing them to life on your layout with a level of detail that’s both authentic and striking.

Designed and crafted by lifelong model railroaders, every kit is individually laser-cut and engraved with precision, then kits are assembled in small batches to ensure quality and attention to detail. We use a variety of premium wood products—such as basswood, birch, and oak—to create enduring, detailed models that will stand out in your collection.

To guide you through your build, each kit includes step-by-step instructions with photos and helpful tips for a smooth assembly process. All kits are carefully packaged and offered at reasonable prices, so you can focus on bringing your railroad dreams to life without breaking the bank.