$65.00 SOLD
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Item Code: 1156-62
This item measures approximately 6 ½” long and is made of bone. Most brushes of this kind were handmade. The bristles are made from boar hair and at the base there is a bend.
Hygiene was not a top priority among soldiers, so to find a toothbrush from this era is a unique find. [mc] [ph:L]
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