Pew having discrete seating portions

Chairs and seats – Plural related seats

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29744022, 297DIG6, A47C 1107

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058907610

ABSTRACT:
A pew including a bench. At least two discrete seating portions are removably positioned on the bench. Each of the seating portions has a predetermined width.

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Brochure for item #308-0150, armrest divider, published by Sauder Manufacturing Company, undated.
Specification Sheet 6-92 for Vantage chair, published by Sauder Manufacturing Company, undated.
Two photographs showing Combination Seating having a pew back and ends in combination with "theater type" seating, such seating manufactured by Sauder Manufacturing Company, undated.
P. 16 from Irwin Seating catalog, showing "theater type" seating, undated.

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