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Old 05-10-25, 06:12
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Looks like tis style was not until 1944 and rolled into a sausage not a loose bundle like the mystery item.
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Old 05-10-25, 12:04
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OK, that picture gives us a generic name for this type of stretcher: a “Neil Robertson stretcher”. But looking at those, they all have a lot of longitudinal slats, preventing them from folding like the mystery item, not to mention all the ones I came across have far more straps. I think this clearly shows it’s not one of those.
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