Toolbox

Dateca. 1955

Mediumwood, metal, felt

Dimensions13 3/4 × 19 3/4 × 9 in. (34.9 × 50.2 × 22.9 cm)

ClassificationsTools, Implements & Weights

Credit LineAlbuquerque Museum, gift of Margaret and Kenneth Wright

Object numberPC2021.63.21

DescriptionThis tool box is made of a light colored wood and is shaped as a short rectangular prism. There is a top lid and many smaller drawers on the front of the box, both the lid and the drawers have been lined with a soft green fabric. In the top part of the lid there is a black circle and a black handle inlaid in the inner ceiling. There are also gold hinges at the back of the lid, a gold support stand for when the lid is open, and gold clasps and a lock on the front. The lock still has a key inside it. There are gold corner protectors on the top corners and feet of the box. The drawers vary in size, with three small drawers on the top right side of the box, one small and one big on the top left side, and two long drawers on the bottom. O On one of the long drawers there is a small brown plaque which reads "K. E. Wright" in white text. Each drawer has one black knob that can be used to open it, with exception of the long drawers which have two knobs.

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