Foot's wheel chairs - self-propelling and self-adjustable, 1909. 'Constructed on new and improved principles, which enable the occupant to change the inclination of the back or leg-rest either together or separately to any desired position, meeting every demand for comfort and necessity; also supplied with single or divided and extensible leg-rests. Have specially large Rubber-Tyred Wheels and are most easily propelled. No other Wheel Chair is capable of so many adjuslments. Wheel Chairs of various designs from 40/-; WRITE FOR CATALOGUE F 7. Patentees and Manufacturers: J. FOOT & SON, Ltd.
Foot's wheel chairs - self-propelling and self-adjustable, 1909. 'Constructed on new and improved principles, which enable the occupant to change the inclination of the back or leg-rest either together or separately to any desired position, meeting every demand for comfort and necessity; also supplied with single or divided and extensible leg-rests. Have specially large Rubber-Tyred Wheels and are most easily propelled. No other Wheel Chair is capable of so many adjuslments. Wheel Chairs of various designs from 40/-; WRITE FOR CATALOGUE F 7. Patentees and Manufacturers: J. FOOT & SON, Ltd., 171, New Bond Street, London, W.' From "Illustrated London News", 1909.
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