c. 1950s Automatic Electric Three-Slot Payphone drawers The leather has developed some

The leather has developed some weathering and patina over its life

The sign has some separation in the middle

The "IV" tube has a squeeze mechanism at the end of the tube for serving the alcohol into a glass of your choice

troops spent six months in combat on and around the islands of the Guadalcanal

it measures 56" from the base to the tip of the shade

c. 1950s Automatic Electric Three-Slot Payphone drawers The leather has developed someAntique rotary payphone manufactured by Automatic Electric Co. (1901 1983), Chicago, IL. This particular phone was owned by GTE Ameritech, a Midwest provider for Regional Bell Operating Company (bought out and owned by SBC Communications from 1999 2006 and then AT&T from 2006 onwards.). It served the Royalton (Franklin County, southern Illinois) 618 area for an undisclosed period of time; likely up until the early 1980s when GTE became defunct. Due to