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Issue: Dec, 1932
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MIRROR PART OF COMB (Dec, 1932)

MIRROR PART OF COMB

A pocket comb that carries a mirror at one end is the handy toilet accessory produced by a Portland, Ore., inventor. The round glass is permanently set in the hard rubber of the comb. The “two-in-one” comb is five and a half inches long, slipping easily into pocket or handbag.

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