Quartz-movement clock presented as a long-service gift

Artifact Number:

2019-144

Description

 A battery-operated, quartz-movement clock given employees at CRNL to mark long-service anniversaries.  It was one of several items an employee could choose.  The clock stands 13.5 cm tall and measures 9 cm along the base.  The front features the AECL “flying A” logo.

Details

Keywords:
retirement memento
Date:
~2000
Associated artifacts:
See also artifact 2019-114.
Notes:

This artifact, believed originally awarded to Harsai Patel, appeared at the Whistle Stop, a Deep River charity shop, and was donated to the Society.

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