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<p>[QUOTE="AveCo, post: 4272145, member: 22214"]I haven't found any similar example with a single plank bottom as far as a trundle, however I really haven't found much to compare it to. I do recall seeing a Flemish "box-bed" with a solid bottom but haven't been able to track that down. My understanding is that by the 18th century, rope type beds were in common use. There is no indication that it's overall construction was modified, only that someone maybe 50-60 years ago braced it across the bottom and nailed all of the corners to keep it rigid.</p><p>Jeremy[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="AveCo, post: 4272145, member: 22214"]I haven't found any similar example with a single plank bottom as far as a trundle, however I really haven't found much to compare it to. I do recall seeing a Flemish "box-bed" with a solid bottom but haven't been able to track that down. My understanding is that by the 18th century, rope type beds were in common use. There is no indication that it's overall construction was modified, only that someone maybe 50-60 years ago braced it across the bottom and nailed all of the corners to keep it rigid. Jeremy[/QUOTE]
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