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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;CoreyP, post: 9833461, member: 87524&quot;]Grouper,</p><p>I can fully appreciate that the chair could just be an odd chair, and would be totally happy with it being over 100 years old. At this point, I&#039;m not even looking for value- just interested in learning what I can about its history. My dad is even more interested in what I can find... obviously, I&#039;d like to add as much age to it as possible. </p><p>One hang- up I have though, is that if it is from the late 1800s, why would someone go to great lengths to make big repairs to it after it has been substantially broken? Namely, the repair to the big crack on the back with seemingly hand-made screws? </p><p>I am thoroughly enjoying the discourse about the chair, and look forward to continuing tomorrow. Happy 4th, everyone![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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