Democratic Sentinel, Volume 18, Number 39, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 12 October 1894 — PORTABLE STOOP SEAT. [ARTICLE+ILLUSTRATION]

PORTABLE STOOP SEAT.

ft Takes lhe Place of Hu;» and Offers a Back Rest. A portable stoop chair is shown in the accompanying cuts. It is made of what is termed perforated chair bottom. On the bottom and back of the two sections are stout wooden braces hinged, so that when placed

in position on the steps of a stoop, etc., it takes the place of a chair, ottoman, rug, etc. It is exceedingly light, weighing but pounds, and occupies but little space.

Fig. 1 shows the seat closed for carrying or putting away. Fig. 2 represents it in position ready for use. They are furnished in lightcolored wood.

STOOP SEAT CLOSED.

PORTABLE STOOP SEAT OFEN.