BEARING-SEAT
An Illustrated Encyclopaedic Medical Dictionary · 1891 · p. 3
n. Baîr”- itng-set. Ger., Trag-Sitz. A piece of canvas about a yard long aud haif a yard wide, with a semicircular portion cut out at each end and a stout pole secured to the fabric; used for transporting the wounded in battle. It is carried by two men, each of whom grasps the middle of one pole with one hand, and places the other hand behind the back of the wounded man, who is seated on the canvas. ‘[A, 244.]
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