- A
bolster is a long
narrow pillow or
cushion filled with cotton, down or fibre.
Bolsters are
usually firm for back or arm
support or for
decorative application...
- items.
Often the span
bolsters connecting the
trucks are
connected by
additional span
bolsters to the car. The use of span-
bolster-connected
trucks is essential...
- Look up
bolster in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
bolster is a type of
pillow or cushion.
Bolster may also
refer to:
Bolster (knife), the
thick metal...
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bogies and has
baulks of
timber (
bolsters)
fixed across the bed, see
Bogie bolster wagon.
Bogie (disambiguation)
Bolster (disambiguation) This disambiguation...
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bolster design easier to work with than a
completely flat bed.
Bolsters could be
fixed in place, or be removable. Some had as many as five
bolsters....
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Bolster is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Angela Bolster (1925–2005),
Irish nun and
writer Charles Bolster (1894–1993), American...
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Angela Bolster or Mary
Angela RSM (1
April 1925 – 2
February 2005) was an
Irish nun who was
known for her writing. She was
involved in the beatification...
- as one blow from a
hammer between dies, to form
features such as the "
bolster" in a blank.
After forging and heat-treating, the
blade is
polished and...
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Charles Stephen Bolster (1894–1993) was a
judge at the Middle****
Superior Court in East Cambridge, M****achusetts and a long-time
resident of Southport...
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Bolster day is an
annual festival held at
Chapel Porth cove near St Agnes, Cornwall, UK. The
festival is held on the
Sunday before the
early Spring Bank...
