From The Telegraph files 'Tis the season, or more accurately, "was the season" for this group of women, some of whom appear to be holding wrapped gifts of some sort during what was probably a low-key office holiday party. All we know is that the ladies worked at Nashua Corporation, but the department they worked in is unknown. A guess is it was taken during, or just after, the World War II years. Whenever it was, it seems as though "Santas" were in short supply, or high demand, or both, as evidenced by the rather scrawny "Santa" at far left. (From The Telegraph files)

‘Tis the season, or more accurately, ‘was the season’ for this group of women, some of whom appear to be holding wrapped gifts of some sort during what was probably a low-key office holiday party. All we know is that the ladies worked at Nashua Corporation, but the department they worked in is unknown. A guess is it was taken during, or just after, the World War II years. Whenever it was, it seems as though ‘Santas’ were in short supply, or high demand, or both, as evidenced by the rather scrawny ‘Santa’ at far left.