CSPAN3 February 12, 2012
the machinery only comes at the end of the process and allows them to consolidate their goals. so then by the 1820s and '30s, you get the mixture of the windsor chairs and fancy chairs into what we know is the most popular chair at the time which is the hitchcock chair. lambert hitchcock really brings all that production home, and again, sort of like my sideboard, uses much more simplified turning so you can make these much faster. he puts the gold striping. the gold striping extends to the front of the chair. if you were to turn it around, you'd see it wouldn't have that striping on...