Patent Model - Clothes-Drier

Maker and role
Charles Gale (b.1829, d.1873), Patentee
Albert Hall, Assignee
A. Davis, Assignee
Production date
Nov 01 1859
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Object detail

Media/Materials
Wood
Measurements
2 3/4 x 11 1/2 x 2" (7 x 29.2 x 5.1cm)
Description
Gale's patent "consists in combining with a portable shelf, or mantel, (which may be screwed to the plastering or wainscot, of a room) a series of folding slats, substantially as hereinafter described, so that when said slats are unfolded, or turned out...they may be used as a clothes-drier, and when not wanted for that purpose, may be folded up under the shelf and entirely out of the way; while the shelf is always convenient and ready for use." (Patent Number 26,004)
Object number
2015.14.293
Currently on display?
No

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