When was the chair invented? - Answers Universe

The chair dates from the third and sixth dynasties of Egypt (c. 2686-2181 B.C.).

These early chairs often had legs shaped like animal limbs.

Who was the first woman to be commemorated on a U.S. postage stamp? The first woman to be commemorated on a U.S. postage stamp was the wife of the first president. This did not happen until the twentieth century. In 1901, Martha Washington was commemorated on…
In men’s underwear what does BVD stand for? BVD does not stand for, as once believed, "Baby's Ventilated Diapers" or "Boys' Ventilated Drawers". Instead, it stands for the three founders of the company, Bradley, Voorhees, and Day.
Who created the Burma-Shave advertisements on American roadways earlier in this century? The now legendary and defunct Burma-Shave advertisements were developed in 1926 by Allan Odell, the son of the founder of the Burma-Vita Company. Burma-Shave was a new product, the first brushless shaving cream,…
Why did bottles of Dr. Pepper bear the numbers 10, 2, and 4? The numbers 10, 2, and 4 represented the times between meals when a person's energy is at its lowest and can be revived by Dr. Pepper.
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What does L.S.M.F.T. mean and who created it? LSMFT means Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco. It was the creation of George Washington Hill, son of Buck Duke, founder of the American Tobacco Company. The slogan, introduced in the early 1940s, became…