Circa 1920 Advertising First Aid Tin from American Telephone & Telegraph Co. (AT&T) with Contents

This is a 1920s advertising first aid tin for the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, or AT&T, which was founded in 188The company had been around for a decade previously before it assumed its now famous name as a venture under the guidance of three men, including the telephone's inventor, Alexander Graham Bell. The tin in bright green with an old AT&T logo on its cover, and includes compresses (only one package is opened), as well as tubes of iodine, petrolatum and ammonia.

Circa 1920's.

Approximately 2-1/2" in height and 3-5/8" in width and 1-1/4" in depth.

Painted tin, brass. Paper and gauze, etc.

Hinge and locking catch.

This is from an advertising collection which we will be listing more of over the next few months. VCX98 LCHX2/11 SLBHX7/16 SBHX07/21

7 (Very Fine): The tin has some moderate abrasions and small spots of wear and the contents are mostly in very good shape.

As with all my artifacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described.