Electric Chair: History, Design, and Legal Use in Capital Punishment #3030211 (License: Personal Use)

This image depicts a traditional electric chair used for judicial executions, featuring a sturdy oak frame, multiple leather restraints for securing the condemned, and a metal footplate with a grounding strap. The chair includes a headpiece with electrodes and a visible blue grounding plate on the left leg post, reflecting standard early-20th-century design. Its construction emphasizes immobilization and electrical conductivity for lethal current delivery.

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