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Image of Gavel from the Seattle Hotel Association, 1931
1963.3060.1
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Gavel from the Seattle Hotel Association, 1931

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This gavel made from walrus ivory was presented to Frank W. Hall on December 28, 1931, when he was the president of the Seattle Hotel Association.
ID Number: 1963.3060.1
Date: 1931
Physical Description: 1 Gavel; ivory; 11 in.H x 3.75 in.W x 1.5 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 1963.3060.1
Subjects: Clubs and Organizations, Hotels

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