Pen in black leather case, owned by surgeon Alfred Chune Fletcher

Made:
1880-1910 in New York
maker:
American Pencil Company
Dip pen in black leather case, owned by Alfred Chune Fletcher

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Dip pen in black leather case, owned by Alfred Chune Fletcher
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Dip pen in black leather case, owned by Alfred Chune Fletcher, made by the American Pencil Company, New York, USA, 1880-1910

Details

Category:
Wellcome (general)
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A652056
Materials:
wood, steel, brass (copper, zinc alloy), leather, silk, velvet and paint
Measurements:
pen: length 140 mm
pen, max. diameter: diameter 10 mm
case: length 175 mm
case: width 42 mm
case: depth 28 mm
type:
dip pen

Parts

Pen owned by Alfred Chune Fletcher, made by the American Pencil Company, New York, United States, 1880-1910.

Pen owned by Surgeon Alfred Chune Fletcher

Pen owned by Alfred Chune Fletcher, made by the American Pencil Company, New York, United States, 1880-1910.

Measurements:
pen: length 140 mm
pen, max. diameter: diameter 10 mm
case: length 175 mm
case: width 42 mm
case: depth 28 mm
Materials:
alloy , leather , silk , steel (metal) , velvet and wood (unidentified)
Object Number:
A652056 Pt1
type:
pens
Case for pen owned by Surgeon Alfred Chune Fletcher

Case for pen owned by Surgeon Alfred Chune Fletcher

Black leather case for pen owned by Alfred Chune Fletcher, made by the American Pencil Company, New York, United States, 1880-1910.

Measurements:
case: length 175 mm
case: width 42 mm
case: depth 28 mm
Materials:
leather , silk and velvet
Object Number:
A652056 Pt2
type:
cases
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

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