Knoll Jens Risom arm lounge chair  

Was it
Knoll or Risom? Risom designed many pieces under his own name / company.
P.S. Knoll did make an upholstered version.

http://www.knoll.com/museum/prod_museum.jsp?prod_id=434

It has the original Knoll...
It has the original Knoll label, and it looks to be shown in the pic you posted. It appears to be the one that you can see the back edge of on the left side of the pic. Thanks for the info.

You better
JUMP ON THIS DEAL (if you haven't already).

Yes, I bought it at first...
Yes, I bought it at first sight. I am learning to always trust my instincts. It has been a good weekend, yesterday I got a teak danish wall unit at the dump.

There were
There were many versions that Risom did of this chair - starting with the webbed version, as well as a fully upholstered one, and the split version above.

Wow-Love it!
Great stuff still out there.All it takes is luck and timing my friends,luck and timing.

Nice find!
Yesterday, my friend sent me a pic he took when he was at the dump. It was a Mulhauser Plycraft Mr. Chair (the one with the wing-like arms) in quite respectable condition. "It thought it might be an Eames, but then I realized it wasn't, so I passed". I called him up and told him to go back and get it...these chairs have their own following. He begrudgingly went back for it. The best part was that as he walked up to it the second time, there were a couple of guys haggling with the employees over it: "No, $4 is way too much for this thing". They passed. My friend asked "how much?". $3. Clowns.
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Does anyone else her own one...
Does anyone else here own one of these? I have question about the peg alignment on the seat back.

On DA radar
Nice in red!

While doing further...
While doing further research, yhe label reads "Knoll Associates 601 Madison Ave" which dates it between 1946-1951. I have not seen another fully upholstered version anywhere, so I assume it to be pretty rare. Thanks for your help.