monkey board
n.— «He pursued the poling system down Ludgate-hill, and there he came so close that the pole struck complainant’s legs, knocked him off the “monkey board,” or conductor’s stand, and while he was lying on the the ground bawled out that it served him right.» —in Guildhall London Times Sept. 23, 1836. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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