Personal Cane of Langdon Albright Buffalo New York, 1955
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Item: Langdon Albright's Personal Cane
Make: Unknown
Age: 1955
Construction: Natural Wood, Sterling Silver, Rubber Tip
Dimensions: 34 1/2" Long
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Please see photos.
Details: Beautiful vintage cane belonging to Langdon Albright. The cane's silver plaque is engraved with his name, and the date of December 25th, 1955.
Langdon Alright was a prominent 20th century industrialist and civic leader from Buffalo, New York. As the son of John J. Albright, the philanthropist behind the world renowned Albright Art Gallery, Langdon was a highly influential figure in his own right, serving as an electrical engineer and Vice President of the Niagara, Lockport & Ontario Power Company. A longtime trustee of the Albright Art Gallery, he was deeply involved in the cultural and industrial evolution of the Niagara Frontier. This cane serves as a personal artifact from one of Buffalo's most storied families.