Antique Brass and Wood Folding Four-Passenger Lawn Glider Swing Salesman Sample Early 20th century reading through enamel-backed windows marked

reading through enamel-backed windows marked in serifed type

in the late 20th century

emblematic of postwar export decor pieces produced in East Asia for Western markets

Molded for a snug fit to reduce wear on your firearm

Antique Brass and Wood Folding Four-Passenger Lawn Glider Swing Salesman Sample Early 20th century reading through enamel-backed windows markedMiniature salesman sample of a folding lawn swing featuring a painted cast metal frame with wooden slat seats and foot platform. The articulated frame closely follows the design outlined in D. C. Coble's U. S. Patent No. 697,133, issued April 8, 1902, which refined his earlier glider design by incorporating a collapsible folding frame for easier transport and storage while retaining the smooth reciprocating gliding action. The sample faithfully