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| Randolph Design patent No. 83894 awarded April 21, 1931. Trade Mark Registered US Patent Office No. 287,932, October 13, 1931. Construction: The Randolph is made in Mahogany Adam Brown finish only. The sides and ends are of laminated construction faced with figured Mahogany veneer. The top molding, which furnishes the bearing surface for the slate, is solid lumber, 2 5/8" x 1 11/16". The legs also are built up of laminated construction and faxed with mahogany veneer. The legs are mitered together at the corners, glued with solid maple tongue the entire length of the leg, and in addition, 12 glue blocks are glued into the corners of the legs. The sides are doweled and bolted into the leg. The mahogany veneer used on the frame and legs has the figure running vertical and the sides and legs are inlaid with a medallion and bordered with fancywood line inlay. Slate Bed: The slate bed consists of three pieces of best quality slate 1" thick with all joints rigidly secured by steel dowels and brass sockets. The rails are three ply construction consisting of three layers of wood of alternate grain glued together with the center ply being of hard maple. The tops of the rails are covered with a solid walnut cap. The rail facings are of the laminated construction and faced with mahogany veneer running horizontal. Pocket Irons: The pocket irons are No. 6 style, countersunk in the ends of the cushion rails and secured by brass sockets and bolts. |
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