Lion's Club "Day For The Blind" Apron wooden chassis This club chair features visible

This club chair features visible and sturdy stitching across the back and has obtained a natural patina from use

27" in depth with a height of 31"

Made in Japan pewter pipe rest in the form of the classic club coupe

as it features two articulating joints as well as a telescoping base

Scott Fitzgerald or James Joyce in this collection

Lion's Club "Day For The Blind" Apron wooden chassis This club chair features visibleVintage Lions Club International Candy Day apron. Lions Clubs International was formed in 1917 by a Chicago businessman, Melvin Jones, as a service organization under the banner of Masonic Temples. in 1960s, the organization started its "Candy Day for the Blind" to raise funds for people suffering from blindness. The tradition continues to this day, though the proceeds now go to any number of worthy causes including Habitat for Humanity, Special