JUDY GARLAND - 1951 AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR THEATRICAL UNION PRESENTATION BOX

A sterling silver presentation box presented to Judy Garland from the American Federation of Labor Theatrical Union in October 1951.
An engraved inscription on the top of the box reads, “To / Miss Judy Garland / From The / A.F.of L. Theatrical Unions / In Appreciation of her Efforts & Cooperation / in Re-Establishing Two-A-Day Vaudeville / At the Palace Theatre, N.Y.C. / Oct. 16, 1951 / Sully Pernick-Sam Suber-Henry Dunn-James Murphy.”
The inside of the top of the box contains additional engraved inscriptions regarding New York’s Theatrical Industry. Garland was vocal in revisiting two performances per day a schedule popularized during Vaudeville’s heyday. 
2 x 4.5 x 3.5 inches