Winegard 1971
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Modern Living: Part Thirteen
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Wear-Ever 1932
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Siwelclo 1913
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Safeguard 1967
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My parents "upgraded" me from a double bed to this conccept yielding essentially 2 twin beds around age 13. They were essentially my "living room couch(es) when I began working until I bought a couch at neighbor's garage sale. Eventually they became guest room furniture Gave them to a homeless shelter for men in 1986 or 1987.
My parents "upgraded" me from a double bed to this conccept yielding essentially 2 twin beds around age 13. They were essentially my "living room couch(es) when I began working until I bought a couch at neighbor's garage sale. Eventually they became guest room furniture Gave them to a homeless shelter for men in 1986 or 1987.
Shelby Williams furniture
Back in 1985 when I was working at University Hospital, some of my coworkers and I would have lunch in the coffee shop at neighboring Children's Hospital. It had just been renovated and had beautiful rattan dining chairs. I asked the manager if they knew what brand they were. She turned one over, and the tag said Shelby Williams. I thought I would like some, so went to an office furniture store that was their distributor. The minimum order was four, which was fine, but with the upholstery I chose, they would have cost over $200 each. I decided against ordering them, which I now regret as they were high quality.
Back in 1985 when I was working at University Hospital, some of my coworkers and I would have lunch in the coffee shop at neighboring Children's Hospital. It had just been renovated and had beautiful rattan dining chairs. I asked the manager if they knew what brand they were. She turned one over, and the tag said Shelby Williams. I thought I would like some, so went to an office furniture store that was their distributor. The minimum order was four, which was fine, but with the upholstery I chose, they would have cost over $200 each. I decided against ordering them, which I now regret as they were high quality.
American-Standard 1947
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Alcoa 1960
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Airfoam 1952
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Alladin 1955
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Fesco 1965
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Electrosol 1977
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Honeywell 1961
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Spring-Air 1937
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Sellers 1927
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United States Steel Homes 1955
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A.E. Staley Mfg. Co. 1959
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Bon Ami 1924
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Cop-R-Loy 1937
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Ekco 1954
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