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Rare and original, ca1905 Chromolithograph Celluloid Advertising Pocket Mirror for Adams Hair Brush Number 269. This very attractive, Advertising Mirror measures approx. 2 1/8” in diameter and features an image of the Adams Hair Brussh Number 269. Text on the Mirror reads “Adams Hair Brush No. 269 / Its use Ensures a Healthful Scalp / And Develops a Beautiful and Luxuriant Growth of Hair / For Sale At All First Class Dealers". The Mirror is signed by the manufacturer “The Whitehead & Hoag Co., Newark N.J., U.S.A.”
This rare and original, ca1905, Celluloid Advertising Mirror is in very good condition - generally clean and crisp and very attractive with a single spot of light foxing at 9 o'clock on the edge but no significant soiling or staining, nor any damage or repairs of any kind to the celluloid surface. The mirror back is in excellent condition with some tiny spots of loss to the silver backing.
A rare and very attractive, ca1905 Celluloid Advertising Pocket Mirror for Adams Hair Brush Number 269 and a fantastic addition to any collection!!!
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