Lap Writing Tablet
1919 Jewelry Catalog and Sales Book · Scan 136 · Printed page 130
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Writing Tablet · Catalog no. 94527
$5.25 each
Original 1919 offer in USD.
Extracted description
black genuine fancy grain leather; fancy mulberry silk lined; 5 × 8 tablet, dictionary, French ivory paper knife and pocket for stationery; size closed 8½ × 7 inches
French ivory paper-knife claim retained without asserting animal ivory.
Visual keywords
armsworth lettering large left pocket open rectangular writing case paper knife triangular button flap writing tablet
Proposed visual observations from the source illustration. These describe appearance and are separate from the printed catalog text.
Complete associated writing case and all visible extremities directly reviewed. Materials, colors and supplied contents remain printed claims.
Extracted traits
| Trait | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| printed specification | black genuine fancy grain leather | 94527—Lap Writing Tablet; black genuine fancy grain leather; fancy mulberry silk lined; 5 × 8 tablet, dictionary, French ivory paper knife and pocket for stationery; size closed 8½ × 7 inches. Each 5.25 |
| printed specification | fancy mulberry silk lined | 94527—Lap Writing Tablet; black genuine fancy grain leather; fancy mulberry silk lined; 5 × 8 tablet, dictionary, French ivory paper knife and pocket for stationery; size closed 8½ × 7 inches. Each 5.25 |
| printed specification | 5 × 8 tablet, dictionary, French ivory paper knife and pocket for stationery | 94527—Lap Writing Tablet; black genuine fancy grain leather; fancy mulberry silk lined; 5 × 8 tablet, dictionary, French ivory paper knife and pocket for stationery; size closed 8½ × 7 inches. Each 5.25 |
| printed specification | size closed 8½ × 7 inches | 94527—Lap Writing Tablet; black genuine fancy grain leather; fancy mulberry silk lined; 5 × 8 tablet, dictionary, French ivory paper knife and pocket for stationery; size closed 8½ × 7 inches. Each 5.25 |
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