Building Roubo’s Campaign Bed at Fort Ticonderoga

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Roubo’s Campaign Bed

Anyone who has read this blog for more than a week knows I have a thing for campaign-style furniture and the work of André Roubo, the 18th-century French woodworker and writer.

Like many other 18th-century furniture writers, Roubo wrote a bit about campaign-style furniture, including beds, tables and chairs.

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