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It all began one day, over 40 years ago, when Delta’s founder, Louis Shamie — a new father himself — had come too far to be brushed aside by a harried patent clerk and decided to let his revolutionary new crib design do the talking for him. Three minutes later, without the aid of tools or hooks or screws, a brilliantly conceived baby crib stood fully assembled in the center of Washington's U.S. Patent office. It flabbergasted the young clerk, himself the father of three and no stranger to the time...

It all began one day, over 40 years ago, when Delta’s founder, Louis Shamie — a new father himself — had come too far to be brushed aside by a harried patent clerk and decided to let his revolutionary new crib design do the talking for him. Three minutes later, without the aid of tools or hooks or screws, a brilliantly conceived baby crib stood fully assembled in the center of Washington's U.S. Patent office. It flabbergasted the young clerk, himself the father of three and no stranger to the time...

It all began one day, over 40 years ago, when Delta’s founder, Louis Shamie — a new father himself — had come too far to be brushed aside by a harried patent clerk and decided to let his revolutionary new crib design do the talking for him. Three minutes later, without the aid of tools or hooks or screws, a brilliantly conceived baby crib stood fully assembled in the center of Washington's U.S. Patent office. It flabbergasted the young clerk, himself the father of three and no stranger to the time...

It all began one day, over 40 years ago, when Delta’s founder, Louis Shamie — a new father himself — had come too far to be brushed aside by a harried patent clerk and decided to let his revolutionary new crib design do the talking for him. Three minutes later, without the aid of tools or hooks or screws, a brilliantly conceived baby crib stood fully assembled in the center of Washington's U.S. Patent office. It flabbergasted the young clerk, himself the father of three and no stranger to the time...

It all began one day, over 40 years ago, when Delta’s founder, Louis Shamie — a new father himself — had come too far to be brushed aside by a harried patent clerk and decided to let his revolutionary new crib design do the talking for him. Three minutes later, without the aid of tools or hooks or screws, a brilliantly conceived baby crib stood fully assembled in the center of Washington's U.S. Patent office. It flabbergasted the young clerk, himself the father of three and no stranger to the time...

It all began one day, over 40 years ago, when Delta’s founder, Louis Shamie — a new father himself — had come too far to be brushed aside by a harried patent clerk and decided to let his revolutionary new crib design do the talking for him. Three minutes later, without the aid of tools or hooks or screws, a brilliantly conceived baby crib stood fully assembled in the center of Washington's U.S. Patent office. It flabbergasted the young clerk, himself the father of three and no stranger to the time...

It all began one day, over 40 years ago, when Delta’s founder, Louis Shamie — a new father himself — had come too far to be brushed aside by a harried patent clerk and decided to let his revolutionary new crib design do the talking for him. Three minutes later, without the aid of tools or hooks or screws, a brilliantly conceived baby crib stood fully assembled in the center of Washington's U.S. Patent office. It flabbergasted the young clerk, himself the father of three and no stranger to the time...

It all began one day, over 40 years ago, when Delta’s founder, Louis Shamie — a new father himself — had come too far to be brushed aside by a harried patent clerk and decided to let his revolutionary new crib design do the talking for him. Three minutes later, without the aid of tools or hooks or screws, a brilliantly conceived baby crib stood fully assembled in the center of Washington's U.S. Patent office. It flabbergasted the young clerk, himself the father of three and no stranger to the time...

It all began one day, over 40 years ago, when Delta’s founder, Louis Shamie — a new father himself — had come too far to be brushed aside by a harried patent clerk and decided to let his revolutionary new crib design do the talking for him. Three minutes later, without the aid of tools or hooks or screws, a brilliantly conceived baby crib stood fully assembled in the center of Washington's U.S. Patent office. It flabbergasted the young clerk, himself the father of three and no stranger to the time...

It all began one day, over 40 years ago, when Delta’s founder, Louis Shamie — a new father himself — had come too far to be brushed aside by a harried patent clerk and decided to let his revolutionary new crib design do the talking for him. Three minutes later, without the aid of tools or hooks or screws, a brilliantly conceived baby crib stood fully assembled in the center of Washington's U.S. Patent office. It flabbergasted the young clerk, himself the father of three and no stranger to the time...

It all began one day, over 40 years ago, when Delta’s founder, Louis Shamie — a new father himself — had come too far to be brushed aside by a harried patent clerk and decided to let his revolutionary new crib design do the talking for him. Three minutes later, without the aid of tools or hooks or screws, a brilliantly conceived baby crib stood fully assembled in the center of Washington's U.S. Patent office. It flabbergasted the young clerk, himself the father of three and no stranger to the time...

It all began one day, over 40 years ago, when Delta’s founder, Louis Shamie — a new father himself — had come too far to be brushed aside by a harried patent clerk and decided to let his revolutionary new crib design do the talking for him. Three minutes later, without the aid of tools or hooks or screws, a brilliantly conceived baby crib stood fully assembled in the center of Washington's U.S. Patent office. It flabbergasted the young clerk, himself the father of three and no stranger to the time...

It all began one day, over 40 years ago, when Delta’s founder, Louis Shamie — a new father himself — had come too far to be brushed aside by a harried patent clerk and decided to let his revolutionary new crib design do the talking for him. Three minutes later, without the aid of tools or hooks or screws, a brilliantly conceived baby crib stood fully assembled in the center of Washington's U.S. Patent office. It flabbergasted the young clerk, himself the father of three and no stranger to the time...

It all began one day, over 40 years ago, when Delta’s founder, Louis Shamie — a new father himself — had come too far to be brushed aside by a harried patent clerk and decided to let his revolutionary new crib design do the talking for him. Three minutes later, without the aid of tools or hooks or screws, a brilliantly conceived baby crib stood fully assembled in the center of Washington's U.S. Patent office. It flabbergasted the young clerk, himself the father of three and no stranger to the time...