Rear view of Wheel #5. Structurally the same as Wheel #1 but simpler and slightly different turnings on legs, stretchers, wheel supports, and spokes. A round wooden footman, with a key hole, at the top connects to the treadle that has leather hinges on the front crossbar and the left side of the base. (Structure of wheel #1: Two parallel wood boards form the base, joined in the front by the treadle bar and in the back by a turned stretcher. Four turned posts fit into the base and hold the table. Two short stretchers between the side posts and a long one in the back. The rectangular table is slanted with a deep slot. The drive wheel, with six turned spokes, that is held by a pair of short, slanted posts, fits into the slot. Mother-of-all with turned maidens on left, with the distaff behind it.)
