ANTIQUE OAK PARLOR TABLE

Detecto Stainless Steel Baby Scale Cart - Table with Adjustable Shelf (28 in W x 17 in D x 33 in H) - MADE IN THE USA

Detecto's stainless steel rolling baby scale cart allows the weighing to come to the patient. The smooth gliding 2.5 in. diameter rubolene wheels and 27.75 in. W x 16.75 in. D x 33.4 in. H cart dimensions allow it to easily fit through doorways into patient rooms. A lower shelf with three height adjustment levels allows clinical staff to store patient records and instruments onboard the cart. The spacious shelf space is the perfect size for baby scales, such as Detecto's model 6745 (pictured in alternate photo), which is battery operated for complete portability. May be used with Detecto's model 6745 baby scale (sold separately), or any portable baby scales. MADE IN THE USA.

The New York State Emergency Medical Services Memorial (EMS) honors EMS personnel who have lost their lives in the line of duty, from the start of EMS in 1960 up to and including the year 2004. Twenty-five individuals were honored at the dedication of the Memorial on May 19, 2004, including nine who lost their lives responding to the World Trade Center attacks on September 11, 2001.

The New York State EMS system is composed of a working partnership between independent volunteers, fire department volunteers, municipal fire departments and fire districts, and private and police-operated ambulance and first response organizations. The combination of these organizations responds to more than 2 million emergency medical and more than 1 million non-emergency medical transports in New York State each year.

The Memorial features a large granite table with a graceful, flowing "Tree of Life" engraved onto a slightly rounded surface. The "leaves" of the Tree are enamel-coated, stainless-steel "Stars of Life," the national symbol of the EMS. Each leaf bears the name, organization and date of death of a member of the EMS system who has fallen in the line of duty.

The Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller Empire State Plaza, commonly known as simply the Empire State Plaza or The South Mall, is a complex of government buildings bordered by Madison Avenue and State Street, Swan Street and Eagle Street. Built between 1965 and 1978, it covers 98 acres and houses 11,000 state employees in ten buildings. Conceived by former Governor Nelson Rockefeller in 1959 during a visit from Princess Beatrix of The Netherlands, the plaza is the largest state capital complex of unified architectural conception in the United States. The Plaza has been sharply criticized over the years for its size, cost and design.

not my specific armamentarium, but a random collection on my parlor table. not a very crisp image, i'll do it over when the mood strikes me. note the long ENT mirrors that I found at a garage sale and the nasal speculum that i found at the same sale, sold by an old man.