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Interesting Construction For Old Chair
I noticed something interesting in the construction of this chair. Note the insert in the seat that is almost as wide as the seat and seems to go all the way from front to back.
This chair is one of six my mother saved from her father's saloon. He operated up to 1920 when the US government, in all it's wisdom (hah) banned alcohol. (The ban was removed in 1930.)
To construct something like this back at the start of the last century must have been quite a task with just hand tools.
It must serve some special purpose to warrant all that work. Any idea what?
Also, see the crack that just showed up? This chair was in my previous house for 40 years. It has been in this house for just over a year. I'm guessing it is the heating system. The old house had what we call circulating hot water. This house has hot air without any humidifier to moisten the air.
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