Instructions for a 1986 Jenny Lind Baby Changing Table

I need a set of instructions for a 1986 baby changing table. I bought the table for my baby's nursery back in 1986 and am trying to re-assemble it but I can't manage without the owner's manual or directions.

This is a Jenny Lind changing table that was offered with a matching Jenny Lind crib.

I hope that I can get some assistance with the assembly of this piece of furniture.

Instructions for a 1986 Jenny Lind Baby Changing Table



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You mention the year the changing table was manufactured but not the brand or model.

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