Mechanix Illustrated
Issue: Dec, 1939
Posted in: General
Posted: 10/13/2007
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Brief Case Used As Seat (Dec, 1939)

Brief Case Used As Seat
A BRIEF case that opens to form a seat has been invented by Kenneth Wade of New York. The inventor is shown above, demonstrating how a tired lawyer can rest in a court corridor.

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  4. How I Got My Wife to Use a Seat Belt (Jun, 1960)
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  1. Stannous says: October 13, 20075:56 pm

    Love his ponytail!

    (yeah, I know its just a picture on the wall)

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