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This staircase is almost beautiful in its dinginess.
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I recently found a wheel chair at an antique store- my husband is a physician and we have begun to collect various vintage items. We came across a wooden wheelchair and have come to dead ends when researching when it may have been from. It looks like the one above except it is a tapestry covering (not sure if it is original) and it has a single foot rest. Please let me know if there are any websites that might be able to help us.
Thanks
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I have to say that I would adore having a piano with an emblem like that on it.
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By "save the clocktower" do you mean the building with the tower, or just the tower itself? Awesome building by the way, and amazing pictures!
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have you noticed the black mass to the right of the wheelchair? it's blocking out the window. can you explain it?
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another beatiful set thanks again
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So, you're saying that all these buildings in this shot, save the clocktower, are gone? :(
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love the old marble about the doors. shame to see it rot away like that. great picture!
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i know that's gotta be rust, but it looks like blood splatters on the doors, complete with the broken window on the left....
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hmmm, pole dancing anyone? (just remove the surrounding pipes )
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eww, looks like 70's green curtains, the light makes it creepier!
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it looks like mosaic, very cool..
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sorta reminds me of the shining (hotel)
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one word ...... AWESOME
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Peter Veinkman..."They hate this..."
Sorry, couldn't resist