High quality with quite a bit of weight. Some obvious differences from the original with the extra button in width and additional bar in the back. My only theory is that this style was produced to avoid the copyright issues. That said I'm surprised I havent been able to find an example of this one in this forum or on the internet.
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A one-off for a client -- perhaps a large one -- who did't trust the original design, structurally ? Considering that as much weight is likely to be borne by the front legs as by the rear ones, assisting only one pair rather than both seems an odd choice. In any event, the designer would have been aghast . . .
The frame seems well constructed, or modified, in any event.
It's a fortune in any event; the frame is solid stainless steel, cut, welded, filled, ground, and polished. In other words, made one at a time. Adding a strut, to a finished frame or at the time of construction, would be . . . what ever it is, in hours, but not exorbitant compared to the cost of the whole ?
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