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If you paid close to nothing for it, just start taking it apart and see where it takes you...you'd be surprised at how simple most of these thing come apart and come back together.
Agree with other posters, you'll probably want to replace foam while you're in there. I hate that yellow dust that comes out of things this old....

My parents moved from the house my mother and her first husband purchase in '61 about three years ago.
They sold the house to me!!!
I renovated and turned it into a rental.
Most theraputic thing I've done in my life ;-)

you could use it as a a movable barrier for opening and closing an entranceway at the entry point of a building or room....

George Neslon Saucer Bubble Lamp (25" Diameter) last Friday at the Habitat Restore. $20.00 - excellent condition.

Sorry Crayfish, the fact that a tenant doesn't like the appearance of a fixture in the apartment doesn't give them the right to destroy my property.
BTW - after spending the money and time with several cans of different color spraypaints and clearcoats, it would probably have been cheaper to buy a new sheet of linoleum or close-out ceramic tile (which you sometimes pick-up for less than $0.30 sq/ft.)

I built my bar from a vinture Victrola radio cabinet. The previous owner had placed the amazing cabinet (electronics gutted) in the trash pile during a snow storm. Luckily I spotted it before the trash truck arrived. I covered the shelves with black vinyl, added a rack to hang glasses...