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<p>[QUOTE="Happy!, post: 81927, member: 237"]I am guessing this is a rather common chair and with the crack/repair in the seat, not worth much.</p><p><br /></p><p>But, was Grandpa's, so want it to go to a relative. How would you describe this chair? </p><p><br /></p><p>-4 slat back?</p><p>-Oak?</p><p>-6 boards used for the seat, how would you describe that, "6 plank"?</p><p>-Flathead screws mean what? </p><p>-What era? 1930s or earlier?</p><p>-Is there a term for how the seat boards were joined? (see last 2 lightened pics)</p><p>[ATTACH]20867[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]20868[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]20869[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]20870[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]20871[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Happy!, post: 81927, member: 237"]I am guessing this is a rather common chair and with the crack/repair in the seat, not worth much. But, was Grandpa's, so want it to go to a relative. How would you describe this chair? -4 slat back? -Oak? -6 boards used for the seat, how would you describe that, "6 plank"? -Flathead screws mean what? -What era? 1930s or earlier? -Is there a term for how the seat boards were joined? (see last 2 lightened pics) [ATTACH]20867[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]20868[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]20869[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]20870[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]20871[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]
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