two original and intact late 19th century antique american chicago two-flat double entrance doors designed and fabricated by the foster-munger company, chicago, il. the two solidly-constructed varnished oak wood doors retain the original oversized full plate glass panes likely fabricated by the pittsburgh glass company. the thick clear glass panes contain beveled edges on each of the doors. one of the large panes has a small hole likely from a child's bb gun. there is no evidence of cracking, hairline or otherwise around the small hole. other than the small blemish, the solid glass panels of beveled edge glass remain in great overall condition. priced for the pair. the original flush mount cast iron bolts found on the "fixed" door are in great working condition. each door measures 30 x 3 x 77 1/2 inches.