I recently saved this item from the trash. I know nothing about it other than I was able to look up a patent number found on the metal structure of the back adjustments. The pantent was applied for in 1936 by the bassick company and was called posture-chair. The finish is worn and it has some nicks but nothing major. The seat part has tried to separate slightly but is still sound. All the components work as they should and all the metal only has surface rust. The caster wheels are severely flat spotted and need replaced and none of them match eithe so they have been replaced before. The hardware attatching the seat back also seems to have been replaced at some point in time.
12 light Italian brass chandelier. Large and very heavy. Comes with two sets of lamp shades (in pictures). I would like to get an appraisal of what it's worth and sell it. Offers welcome.
Each book is on a different subject: to-day and yesterday, The arts-mann’s quest for beauty, languages
French, German, Latin. The English language – its beauty and use. Principles and practices. The science of living things. Engineering theory and practice. The earth and its people.
There are there books in in a cardboard box, with two labels on it I think there postage label’s
