Cover for a typewriter pad of paper. The front features the words, "OLD COLONY / Typewriter Tablet / S.789," along with a picture of a roofline and a company crest. There is no paper left in the notepad.
Context
Old Colony typewriter tablets were commonplace across the United States in the mid-1900s. Most drug stores sold packets of looseleaf paper and tablets like this for 10¢ to 25¢—around the same price as a three ring composition notebook or a deck of playing cards.
