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Item Code: 1268-233
Offered here is an interesting, homemade personal care item.
A wood hair comb. I doubt it is fine-toothed enough to call it a lice comb, so we’ll stick with a simple hair comb. The workmanship while simple, is finely done. Made from a thin, half-round piece of wood about 4.25” long. Complete with no broken teeth.
A common mid-19th century personal item and a perfect haversack filler. From the Texas Civil War Museum collection. [jet][ph:L]
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