AECL-themed, laser-engraved candle holder

Artifact Number:

2019-064

Description

A 7 cm tall by 5.5 cm wide by 4.5 cm thick wooden block that has been laser-engraved with the “flying A” AECL logo.  The hole in the top indicates this artifact was probably intended as a candle holder.  It is not known if it was intended as a gift item for employees and/or visitors or whether it was sold in a local gift shop.

Details

Keywords:
memento
Date:
~1975
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