Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 299
plicated, but in reality thew hole thing is so simple that it only takes the wearera short time to secure almost human control over it.The limb is finished in flesh-colored enamel. Fig. 4shows the ankle joint used by Authors & Cox, of To-ronto in their artificial legs. Fig. 3 is a leg made… … Fig. 5—Arm for amputation above the elbow. elbow joint. The hand is made so that it will gripfirmly a pencil or any other article necessary to per-form light work. For heavy work, of course, a hookwould have to be substituted for the hand. Thechange from the hand to the hook can be very quicklymade…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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