Silk scarf used by AECL as gift to hosts

Artifact Number:

2019-063

Description

A silk scarf bearing the AECL logo  and believed to have been one of the items developed by J. L. (Lorne) Gray as a small gift to visiting dignitaries and to hosts when invited to visit abroad. The blue and gold coloured scarf measures 133 cm by 23 cm.

Details

Keywords:
memento
Date:
~1975
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