New York, February 16, 1934. The directors of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company present to their shareholders the annual report for 1933. In the midst of the Great Depression, the Bell System holds strong. Telephone service has never been better, writes President Walter S. Gifford from 195 Broadway, New York. This official annual report reveals the American telecommunications empire in its full extent. The map of the Bell Telephone System covers the continent, from New England Telephone to Pacific Telephone and Telegraph. The income statement for the fiscal year 1933 details 253 million dollars in revenue. The list of associated subsidiaries, vice presidents, and directors. A vintage governance document, printed with the typographical sobriety of major American institutions of the 1930s. Cream soft cover, framed by a double black border, Bell System logo in the center. Clean interior, paper slightly yellowed by time. Good state of preservation for a 1934 document.
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- Brand: American Telephone and Telegraph Company
- Period: années 1930