Historic Wheelchair with Parasol - Early Mobility Aid Design #81069 (License: Personal Use)

This finely rendered illustration depicts a late 19th-century wheelchair, likely from the 1870s-1890s, constructed with a wrought-iron frame, large spoked wheels, and a woven cane seat and back. An articulated parasol is mounted above the occupant for sun or rain protection, while a detachable tray provides utility. The design reflects Victorian-era attention to both function and aesthetic refinement in assistive devices.

Used in museum exhibits, historical medical collections, or articles on the evolution of disability aids; targets researchers, historians, and accessibility advocates seeking visual documentation of pre-modern mobility solutions.