Ames & Frost Co. (Chicago, Ill.) · The Company · leaf 30
der, and are firmly riveted to legs;the spindles are also milled and riveted to cross rods. This construction makes a very strong bed, and is quiteornamental. In all our Hospital and Asylum Beds every portion is securely fastened, rendering it impossible foran insane person to wrench a weapon from… … Topeka Bed. Fabric, woven wire. Frame, wood or angle iron, with double end and extending bolts as shown. Legs, wroughtiron pipe. Cross rods milled and securely riveted. Legs pass through corner castings. Mattress can be raised orlowered at will. With or without canopy. Wood varnished, iron…
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