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From Keystone Telephone Co. of
Philadelphia - Note vehicles in adds. |
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These 3 ink blotters are in very
nice condition. All three display dial candlesticks which
would place production sometime in the 1920's or 30's.
NOTE: Back in the
days when everyone used quill pens and fountain pens, the
one thing that could be found on every office or writing
desk was an ink blotter. Ink blotters were usually made of a
soft absorbent paper formed into a card and were used to dry
up excess ink.
With the invention of
ballpoint pens in the 1950's, ink blotters disappeared from
the average office desk. |
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Advertising/Promotional Novelty from
Keystone Telephone Co. |
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From Keystone Telephone Co. Central Office |
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Keystone Telephone Co. of
Philadelphia Ring |
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c. unknown - This ring has the
same logo as the Gold Employee Lapel Pin (below)
displaying 1 center keystone surrounded by 3
smaller keystones. On the ring there are three
stones, what look like a clear stone and two red
stones, one set in each of the smaller
surrounding keystones. This ring would fit
either a person with very small fingers or
possibly a child. |
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From Keystone Telephone Co. - Employee
lapel pin. |
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