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File Box
File Box

File Box

Original OwnerOriginally owned by Beatrice Fox American, 1887 - 1968
RetailerSold by G. Fox and Co. American, 1847 - 1993
MediumLeather, metal, cardboard, paper
DimensionsPrimary Dimensions: 12 1/2 x 11in. (31.8 x 27.9cm)
ClassificationsEquipment
Credit LineGift of the children of Richard and Georgette Koopman
DescriptionSquare spotted patterned file box with blank pages inside. The box has a metal clasp that opens the top and reveals '3 ring binder' style paper inside. It appears that this folder was never used as none of the paper has been written on. The spine of the binder is covered in tan colored fake leather, and contains all the inscriptions and markings. On the top of the spine is piece of paper that is glued on, and fraying at the corners.
Object number2007.24.26
Markings"From / To / G. Fox & Co / Commercial Stationers / Hartford, Conn" is printed in black ink on the lower part of the leather spine of the folder.Inscribed"Beatrice Fox Auerback / Personal" is typed on a small piece of paper that is glued to the top of the file spine.
Subject Terms
    Collections
    • G. Fox & Co.
    On View
    Not on view
    Gift of James Elsner,  2012.533.0a-b, Connecticut Historical Society, Public Domain
    G. Fox and Co.
    1961
    1999.129.0a
    The Connecticut Store
    1995-1999
    Bank
    Mechanics Savings Bank
    patented 3 July 1923
    Box for Infant's Shoes, with Insert
    Christopher Robert Arno
    1963-1964
    Buttonholer
    Greist Manufacturing Company
    1956-1962
    Gift of Elizabeth W. Temple, 2011.63.208 © 2016 The Connecticut Historical Society.
    Mary Buel Brace
    1865
    Gift of G. Fox & Co., 1949.2.16  © 2009 The Connecticut Historical Society.
    Unknown
    1850-1920
    Man's Uniform Shako
    G. C. Hotchkiss
    1825-1830
    Gift of Kathy Finaldi, 2016.95.1 © 2016 The Connecticut Historical Society.
    G. Fox and Co.
    about 1945
    Gift of Marjorie F. Waterman McMaster, 2010.276.1  © 2013 The Connecticut Historical Society.
    Magdalene Waterman
    early 19th century