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At first I thought it was some sort of leg/ankle strengthener... like some sort of weights could be attached to the chains to push down and give resistance. However, Motts said it was attached to a desk.
You can see screws that allow the foot pedals to move left and right along the base for more or less distance between them. Maybe the chains just allow adjustment of the angle for whoever was sitting at the desk?

LOL, Perfect example of German Engineering ( past dumb comment I made on an other image) to the way the rest of us would engineer a wheelchair design

Man o Man, I did not know that there were so many different styles of wheel chairs, count your blessings

Friggin complicated, Has to be German engineering.

To me it looks like you threw some sand bags on the back of the thing, leaned against it and drove it back with your legs?

the one in the middle looks like a place to rest your left forearm while grasping the hell out of the U-shaped handle with the left hand

I hope this was a double feature on one reel, by the size of this canister

I seen basketball and rope climbing, so I can only assume this a wrestlers chin strap.

This must of sucked, and eating raisins with a spoon. "thin" soup of course, raisins no.

Welcome to the family The Non! There's so much to see & do on Opacity. We are indeed Motts Minions. Be sure to check out the forum for more great photography from Opacity followers.

Mr. Motts, thank you again for another spectacular gallery. This set was particularly thought provoking & heart wrenching given the ages of the patients in this facility. But we must look and not turn away. We must think and not close our minds. We must remember and never forget what went on in these facilities so they are never repeated. The hundreds who visit this site daily will learn of the history of Fuller State.

knees touching, feet slightly outward

Nothing like the durability of a good ol' coleman ice chest stuck 12" in the floor

Mott thanks for the great explanation, I spent sometime even looking at it sideways to figure why a mask. I was trying so hard to fit it on a head, you know like in the roller derby when the "jammers" used to strap on a helmet

nice

by the looks of the bottom of those chairs looks like high water got there first, out of all the places to be, thanks be to God.