1 3/4" CELLULOID BUTTON PERINI CORPORATION EMPLOYEE ID BADGE CONSTRUCTION, US $4.00 – Picture 0

1 3/4" CELLULOID BUTTON PERINI CORPORATION EMPLOYEE ID BADGE CONSTRUCTION, US $4.00 – Picture 1

1 3/4" Celluloid Button Perini Corporation Employee Id Badge Construction

US $4.00

Albany, New York, United States
Jan 30th

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Take a look at the other political items listed by the seller for more collectible options. This article discusses the history of Perini Corporation and their contributions to the construction industry. One notable item from their history is the 1 3/4" celluloid button Perini Corporation employee ID badge construction. Under the leadership of Louis Perini, the company grew tremendously in the 1950s, both domestically and internationally. To ensure project efficiency, Louis developed path scheduling. The company also had a training program for entry-level engineers, which was considered vital to the company's success. The seller of the Perini Corporation employee ID badge construction is a member of the American Political Item Collectors and guarantees its authenticity. The purchaser pays $1.93 for 1st Class US Postal Service delivery within the US. Multiple items can be purchased to save on shipping, and other shipping features and insurance are available at the purchaser's expense. Perini Corporation was founded by Italian immigrant Bonfiglio Perini in 1892. He started by winning contracts for waterworks projects in the eastern United States and eventually expanded to building highways and large-scale projects. Upon his death in 1924, his children took control of the company and continued his tradition of hard work and setting new records.

Condition:	Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. ...	Country/Region of Manufacture	United States
FRAMINGHAM MASSACHUSETTS	EMPLYEE ID BADGE 1940'S CONSTRUCTION