Late 19th- and early 20th-century chairs intended primarily for tourists' use on boardwalks. Use "invalids' chairs" for chairs with ratchet mechanisms for raising or lowering arms, back, or footrest or with large wheels and designed especially for those who are sick or disabled.
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12yrs ago
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