Fifty-three pieces in one box, which is the argument for a kit at all. One decision instead of four, and every piece printed from the same crimson and white artwork. The sibling kits in this line at the same count hold sixteen plates, twenty napkins, sixteen cups and a single plastic tablecover, which is the shape a 53-piece count implies.
This listing does not break its own contents out, so read that arithmetic as a reasonable guess rather than a promise. What is firm is the count and the school: fifty-three pieces of Alabama service, enough for a group of sixteen, carried to the lot as one box instead of a stack of separate packs that have to be matched by eye.
On the table
- Fifty-three pieces in a single box under the Alabama marks.
- Contents are not itemized here, unlike the Indiana tableware kit.
- Kits at this count in the line serve roughly sixteen people.
- Crimson and white print across every piece in the box.
