TO STORE RECORDS
A noved and convenient place in whieh-to keep gramophone records is a lerge box so padded and upholstered that it resembles a rather, stiff 'pouffe,' states an .exchange. One can be made to the customer's directions by any. firm of upholsterers. The actual box should measure about 16in.. each way, and.be divided into six equal compartments. The padding at the sides/must bo arranged to rise in the midd|e and slope ■ toward the .edges, to give a proper effect, and must also be very thick. If. is neeessary also for the covering to be strained tightly over the padding. The lid, whiph is padded to form a seat is seeured by hinges, and a short length of chain-will keep it from falling too far back "when the box is left open. Castors must be affixed to the box to enable it to be moved easily.
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Shannon News, 4 September 1928, Page 4
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147TO STORE RECORDS Shannon News, 4 September 1928, Page 4
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