An iron railing with a boot-scraper on the bottom step. This house actually has the scraper on both sides of the steps, most have only one.Previously: The Boot-Scraper
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How wonderful. There are houses with boot-scrapers in Stuttgart too. It is really a needful contrivance.
ReplyDeleteLeft side is for the servants' boots only.
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