The Seng book : 1930 annual / published by the Seng Company. (1930)
Seng Company, Chicago, publisher. · leaf 49
tly, again holding it at the center) . . . in just a moment you have your davenport again for daytime use and (returning cushions to the seat) there you are all ready, without a hint of the bed that’s inside. Four-Foot Davenport Bed A ia is the love seat brought up-to-date—a smart little… … it is plenty for two. See how well proportioned it is; the folks who make it have thought out the proportions care- fully in order to get all the excellence possible into limited floor space. And it is well made, as a good piece of furni- ture ought to be. Now let me show you the bed inside.…
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