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Telephone Pioneers of America Cutlery 4 pieces Washington Hatchet, Sweet Server
Telephone Pioneers of America Cutlery 4 pieces Washington Hatchet, Sweet Server
Telephone Pioneers of America Cutlery 4 pieces Washington Hatchet, Sweet Server
Telephone Pioneers of America Cutlery 4 pieces Washington Hatchet, Sweet Server
Telephone Pioneers of America Cutlery 4 pieces Washington Hatchet, Sweet Server

Telephone Pioneers of America Cutlery 4 pieces Washington Hatchet, Sweet Server

$ 21.11

Availability: 100 in stock
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Condition: Used

    Description

    3 have the original boxes and 1 doesn't. These have age but are NOT antiques.
    Let me know of you have any questions. Thanks for looking !!!
    Pioneers Timeline
    November 2, 1911
    Telephone Pioneers of America was founded in Boston at a meeting at the Somerset Hotel. The first membership paper proposing the formation of the Bell System Telephone Pioneers had been circulated by Henry Pope, Charles Truex and Thomas Doolittle in 1910. In attendance at the 1911 Boston meeting were 244 founding members including Alexander Graham Bell. The major goals were to perpetuate the ideals and traditions of the industry and promote the fellowships that were formed as a natural result of their teamwork. Dues were fixed at for the first year and for each thereafter. Membership was initially reserved for employees having 21 years of service in the telephone industry.