Folding stools, often referred to as milking stools or camp stools, have a long history of practical use across various cultures. Their simple, collapsible design made them portable and easy to store, serving purposes from agricultural tasks to outdoor recreation. Many were crafted from readily available wood, emphasizing functionality over elaborate ornamentation. This particular stool, identified as a "Nevco Fold N Carry" model, likely originates from Yugoslavia and dates to the mid-20th century, possibly the 1950s. Such items are often associated with farmhouse aesthetics or the mid-century modern movement, valued for their rustic charm and utilitarian design. They represent a period when functional, mass-produced furniture became more accessible. Made in Yugoslavia which is now call State Union of Serbia and Montenegro.