Table, Examination
Object number2013.75.6
Manufacturer
W.D. Allison Company
OriginIndianapolis, IN
Mediumwood, metal
Credit LineGift of High Knoll Development
DescriptionWooden exam table with four legs and a collapsable extension leaf. On the opposite end of the lead is a board that slides out from under the table from either side. The table surface is flat and is attached to the frame of the table with 14 flathead screws. Near the leaf are two levers, one on each side, which are fixed to disks which spin to release the table top. The leaf is attached to a metal support rod which rests under the table. There are various inscriptions carved into the table top.Dimensions31 x 50.1249 x 22.189 in. (78.7 x 127.3 x 56.4 cm)InscriptionsThere are various inscriptions carved into the table top.
"F S, B".
"2101".
"2101".
Marks"W.D. ALLISON CO. / INDIANAPOLIS, IND."
"SERIAL NO. W2101".
Historical NotesPart of a collection related to Klavon’s which document that Klavon’s was originally a pharmacy and an ice cream shop. Klavon’s Pharmacy opened at 28th and Liberty in 1920. It operated at that location as both a pharmacy and soda/ice cream shop until 1979 when founder James Klavon passed away. For 20 years the building was boarded up until Ray Klavon, grandson of the founder, re-opened the store in 1999 as Klavon’s Ice Cream Parlor. In 2013 the family sold the building to a new owner who opened another ice cream shop under the same name.
Related institution
Klavon's Pharmacy
(founded 1920)
Related person
James Klavon
Related person
Ray Klavon
On View
Not on view
c. 1850
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