French "Cinema" Sheep Hide Club Chairs c.1940 Benches came into common usage just

came into common usage just as European and American Christian missionary activity entered a new phase of domestic and global enterprise

They themed a number of their sporting binocular sets and you will find such examples as an eagle (touring)

The company provided its retailers with elaborate pre-cancelled advertisements to mail to their local customers

Original astrological cyanotype print by Helmut Wimmer

It was reportedly modeled after Fort Ross in Sonoma County

French "Cinema" Sheep Hide Club Chairs c.1940 Benches came into common usage justABOUT Price is for the pair. French sheep hide leather lounge chairs with riveted backs, wooden feet and unusual pleated armrest. Named "Cinema" as they resemble early movie theater chairs. The pair have been partially reconditioned. Both chairs have retained their original finish with minor blemishes on the leather on the bottoms of each chair. CREATOR Unknown. Made in France. DATE OF MANUFACTURE c. 1940. MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES Sheep Skin Leather.