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MARTIN BUDED NICOLAS
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Carriages For Children, Sleds, And Other Hand-Operated Vehicles
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Portable folding armchair, characterized by being made up of two pairs of slats articulated two by two as scissors, of which, one of each pair form at one end the upright of the backrest and the opposite ends constitute the front legs, while the two remaining slats constitute the assembly of the seat by one end and by the opposite, the rear legs, whose seat is divided into two areas articulated transversely to each other, being articulated by their opposite ends to the aforementioned upright and the slats that support the backrest, starting from the ends of the articulation of said areas of the seat, each bars articulated in turn by their ends to the corresponding arms of the chair, which are also hinged to the upright of the backrest, being constituted articulated parallelograms composed of the bar , the corresponding backrest, armrest and seat area. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
Folding chair in wood, of the type of divergent frames on the ground, crossed in scissors, mutually fit (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)