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11-12-2004, 06:56 PM
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Piedmont folding chair
Posted By: canjond
The back should have a double-sided blue porcelin (sp?) sign advertisement. make sure the porcelin is in good condition. Also, the chair was natural color - often these are re-painted. NICE condition ones sell for $400-$500. Very rarely have I seen them go higher. I've bought off condition ones for anywhere between $100-$300 before... Just my opinion. 
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