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There's a creepy monster inside like in that old Creepshow movie. I hate when that thing comes out of there.
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It appears the hand ring is still on the far wheel. My guess is it's wheelchair parts used to make a service cart of some sort. Looks like some kind of contraption I would make. :oD
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Soon I'll be needing one of these just to get me out of bed in the morning. ;o)
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As a student of morturary science i may be able to help with the identification of the object on top of the med. waste conatiner. It could be a trocar, which is used for cavity (torso) embalming, and it could also be a long needle used to put in embalming fluid. If so it must be old because we don't use the needles that you thread down into the jugular vein anymore. I hope i helped... er, actually i doubt i helped... BUT I GOT TO SAY SOMETHING! FUN Fun fun!
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By: Motts:
"unless your screen can be rotated vertically"

'S okay, both of mine rotate!
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Yours is a sharp eye, Jude!

Looking closely at the wall tiles, you can make out the fact that they were placed to frame openings.
I thought they were polished steel, though a closer look at the nearest one looks as though something's peeling off the opposite side.
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Great shoot Motts, TY! The things that have gone on there must have been incredible. Research that has helped many people. I'd hate to think all that nice millwork and decorative plaster will get tossed, I sure hope it gets saved.
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Wow those stairs are as steep as some movie theatres now.

Wonderful set Motts, thank you for sharing!
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Great shot Motts. I wonder what the cubby hole was for on the bottom, maybe storage? And do you remember what the contraption hanging on the wall was?
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The green makes this shot!
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Holy shite that's one nice shot!
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Thank you for all the explanations Motts, it really makes a difference seeing these.
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Wonderful! The woodwork, the windows, the ceiling... I agree they sure don't make 'em like this anymore, sadly. :-(
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I was just going to ask if you remember Motts, is that a tin ceiling?

What gorgeous woodwork!