CASTLECREEK 7-Drawer Wooden Collector's Cabinet Display Case - Oak Storage Organizer for Collectibles, Coins, Jewelry & Memorabilia - Perfect for Home, Office or Museum Display

This is a great way to store your collectibles. You really can't tell from the Amazon photo, but this is a serious piece of furniture. it is not a flimsy item. I'd say that it probably weighs around 20 lbs. It is mostly solid wood. It was extremely well packed to protect it during shipping. it arrived in perfect condition.As you can kind of see from the Amazon photo, there are 7 long drawers; the bottom drawer is slightly deeper than the others. The drawers slide in and out easily and are completely removable. The front is at an angle, so each drawer is slightly larger than the one above it.I bought it to hold my pocket knives and it holds a lot of them. Most of my knives are EDC sized, 3.5" to 4". Placing the knives lengthwise, I have ample room for 3 rows of 4 knives in each drawer with space for a couple of small knives horizontally at the front. You could probably fit 5 knives across if you wanted. Even larger knives, like the Buck 110, will fit 4 across. I keep my pearl handles knives in the top drawer since they are visible thought the glass top.Generally, I'm not a fan of Sportsman's Guide stuff. I used to buy stuff from them but stopped several years ago. Initially, their price looks good, but after they hit you for "Shipping & handling" the final cost was a lot higher. Also, the quality of their items was only fair, considering that final cost. However, the price for this piece is excellent compared to the prices of similar display cabinets on Amazon, and shipping was free. The quality is excellent too. So, it was a great deal; definitely worth the priceIf there is a con, and it's only a tiny one, it is the brass drawer pulls. They are inset flush in the drawer front and designed to pivot out laterally. You push in on the left hand end and the right side of the handle swings out; you then use that to pull the drawer out. You can see that on the third drawer down from the top on the cabinet shown in the photo. When I received the cabinet, only 3 of the handles pivoted out; the other 4 were stuck. it wasn't a big deal, because as you can also see in the photo, there are spaces between the draw fronts which enable you to just grasp the front and pull the drawer out. However, with some very, very, very careful prying, I was able to get the stuck handles to swing out. Then, working the handle in and out freed it up. It looks like they may have been sprayed with some sort of protective coating and the excess 'glued" the handle in place. Although even now, I still tend to just grab the drawer front and pull the drawer out because it's simpler.I am extremely happy with this purchase, and if I can make some more room on my cluttered dresser top, I will purchase another one