Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-04-29

This is a vintage apartment inspection card. It is a document used to record the condition of an apartment, detailing various aspects of the rooms, walls, ceilings, and fixtures.

The card features several sections:

• Header: Contains fields for the street address, apartment number, district, date, a code "A", and a set number.
• Location of Apt: Allows for specifying the apartment's location (story, right, left, etc.).
• Rooms: Lists rooms numbered from 1 to 7, and then "Dark Rooms" labeled A, B, and C. Each room has columns to record information about its floor condition (repair), walls (paper or painted wall, plaster), ceiling (paper or painted wall, plaster).
• Toilet: Details the toilet's location, type, and whether it is enclosed. The card checks for things like "Saturated W.W. floors" (water damage), flush adequacy, valve, tank, and venting. There are also sections for "parts needing repair", and a focus on the source of light and ventilation.
• Sink: Information about the sink location, whether it's enclosed, and if there are any foul fixtures. The card also checks for "Saturated W.W. - Floors - Walls", and issues such as the drain and any blockage.
• Windows: Details about windows including the opening, obstructions, and size.
• No. Sleeping: Information about number of sleepers over the age of 14 and under the age of 14.
• Bath Tub: Location, use, and any needed repairs.
• Location of Leaks & Other Defects: Specific areas to record details.
• Remarks: A space for general notes.

At the bottom, the card states "All statements on this card are correct" and has spaces for an "Inspector." The card's manufacturer is "Yawman & Erbe Mfg. Co., Rochester and Cleveland."

The card has a yellowed, aged appearance, indicative of its age. The design is clearly meant to facilitate systematic inspection of an apartment for safety and habitability.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-04-29

The image is a scan of an old form titled "Apartment Card." The card is divided into sections for recording details about the apartment, including the street address, apartment number, district, and date. There are areas to note the location of the apartment within the building (story, right, left, front, middle, rear, through, suite number). A large section is dedicated to noting the condition of the rooms, with columns for floor, walls (P. or WW, paper, plaster), and ceiling (P. or WW, paper, plaster). There are separate sections for the toilet and sink, with details such as location, type, saturation of floors, and condition of fixtures. A section for dark rooms captures height, area, and cubic air space. The form also includes sections for windows, noting the opening, obstructions, size, and number of sleeping areas, as well as a section for the bathtub, capturing location, use, and repair needs. Finally, there is a section for remarks and a space for the inspector's signature. The form is labeled "Form No. B" and credits "Yawman & Erbe Mfg Co., Rochester and Cleveland."