4 copies of small envelopes with a rectangular plastic window. At the bottom right there is a picture of a thunderbolt stickman mascot and markings underneath that read "REDDY KILOWATT Your Electric Servant" At the top left there are markings that read: "ALUMINUM COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED POWER DISTRIBUTION P.O.BOX 1900 KITIMAT, B.C."
4 copies of small envelopes with a rectangular plastic window. At the bottom right there is a picture of a thunderbolt stickman mascot and markings underneath that read "REDDY KILOWATT Your Electric Servant" At the top left there are markings that read: "ALUMINUM COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED POWER DISTRIBUTION P.O.BOX 1900 KITIMAT, B.C."
Physical Condition
Fair
Material
paper
plastic
Condition Remarks
There is writing on the back of one envelope, sun damaged
Photo showing "getting a ticket". Jack Molyneaux, member of Kitimat Timing Association, hotrodders to the uninformed, getting a ticket for infringement of club driving rules. From left: secretary Jerry Burbridge, president Leigh Spicer and Dennis McClelland
Northern Sentinel Box #3 - (A)Historical
(1)Service Club
(a)Kitimat Timing Association
Scope and Content
Photo showing "getting a ticket". Jack Molyneaux, member of Kitimat Timing Association, hotrodders to the uninformed, getting a ticket for infringement of club driving rules. From left: secretary Jerry Burbridge, president Leigh Spicer and Dennis McClelland
The envelope includes:
3 camera lens (Mamiya, 52mm, and Canon), a rubber piece, 2 metal tips with a plastic end (one looks like an aux cord), an eye cup, 2 electrical plugs, 2 electrical accessories, a metal dial, a glass dropper with red rubber holder, a cardboard cut out to help frame the picture when using a camera.
The use of most of the items in the bag are unidentified.
The envelope includes:
3 camera lens (Mamiya, 52mm, and Canon), a rubber piece, 2 metal tips with a plastic end (one looks like an aux cord), an eye cup, 2 electrical plugs, 2 electrical accessories, a metal dial, a glass dropper with red rubber holder, a cardboard cut out to help frame the picture when using a camera.
The use of most of the items in the bag are unidentified.
