Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 556
-inch seat. A middle section ofeach board, however, was cut into a kind oftongue. These tongues fit through the twoslots mentioned. Just where they came tothe back surface of the back support, one-inch holes were cut through the tongues.Then, when they were placed in the slots 1922] PEG FURNITURE… … A PEG CHAIR, STRONG ENOUGH FOR AN ELEPHANT! boards, again, were spliced together. Likethe seat, these also had tongues which pro-jected through slots in the back board, fas-tening this back leg so it could not pull away.The photograph does not show these tongues,but you can see where they should…
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