Passenger seat for the Fokker F.XII and F.XVIII c. 1930 - 1933
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This "Passenger seat for the Fokker F.XII and F.XVIII" designed by Studio Mutters in the early 1930s is a testament to the Art Deco style. The sleek, tubular aluminum frame and burgundy leather upholstery showcase the era's fascination with streamlined forms and luxurious materials. The chair's distinctive features, including a built-in headrest and a strap across the back, reflect the era's burgeoning air travel industry and the desire to provide passengers with a comfortable and safe experience. This chair is a fascinating example of how design was influenced by technological advancements in the early 20th century.
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This lightweight aluminium aeroplane seat was used on the Amsterdam–Batavia service from 1930. The Fokker aircrafts of the Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij (KLM), or Royal Dutch Airlines, could reach the capital of the former Dutch East Indies in about ten days. KLM was one of the very few companies to install modern tube-frame seats in its aeroplanes. The back and headrest were adjustable for improved comfort.
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