VINTAGE 1940s Brass Perpetual Desktop Calendar
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Fabulous vintage brass perpetual desk calendar made by the Park Sherman Co. of Springfield, Illinois, USA. These scrolling perpetual calendars were produced primarily between the 1940s and 1960s. Made with a brass exterior and internal steel components. A fine patina has develops on the brass over time. The day, date, and month are changed manually by turning the knobs located on either end of the calendar. At the time, this was a popular desktop accessory designed to last a lifetime without the need for replacement calendars. Keep its lifetime going!
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goldengirls1025
Can you please give me the measurements on this!?
Jan 30Reply

myezwares
@goldengirls1025 hi! it’s about 2” inches long and 1” inch high
Feb 02Reply

goldengirls1025
2 inches? Wow that’s really tiny. Ok thank you
Feb 02Reply

wearablevintage
My parents had one of these!
Mar 10Reply
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