NOT TO CHAFE THE STUMP. Made from Measurements and Cast without Coming to Factory. SOMERSET, Ky., January 3, 1904. Winkley Artificial Limb Co.: Gentlemen:-It was only about five months after my leg was amputated that I received your Double Slip Socket Leg and went back on my engine and worked my 30 to 50 hours at a time firing through a mountainous region. For the past two years I have been running an engine, and I can get off and on a train running fifteen miles an hour just about as easily as I ever could. The Slip Socket is surely a great comfort. You remember that after wearing one of your limbs for several years, I found it so satisfactory that I ordered a second one from you. L. B. GUFFEY, Made from Measurements and Cast without Coming to Factory. DURAND, MICH., Jan. 3, 1904. Winkley Artificial Limb Co. Gentlemen:-My leg is amputated six inches below the knee and I have been wearing one of your Double Slip Socket legs for over eight years and it has given entire satisfaction. I am able to hold my position as engineer and run on a local freight from Durand to Port Huron. I never have been troubled with a chafed stump yet. W. SPILLANE, This cut shows leg for amputation six inches below the knee, with inside socket thrown out of its proper position in order to show its construction. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. ALLIED PRINTING U. S. A. WM. B. BURFORD, TRADES ON COUNCIL INDIANAPOLIS |