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    Posted 14 years ago

    antiquefre…
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    I found this in one of my antique purses I bought online. I'm pretty sure the owner of the purse had no idea this was even inside the purse. I have no clue what it is. I put the nickel in for sizing. If you have any idea what it might be please feel free to comment!! I can't find any information on the item.

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    1. vanskyock24 vanskyock24, 14 years ago
      looks like a money clip to me
    2. rocker-sd rocker-sd, 14 years ago
      AR8Jason is on the right track. I think pinwae was a hair perm solution and this was for setting pin curls.
    3. antiquefreaque antiquefreaque, 14 years ago
      HAHAHA thank you for your advice AR8Jason!! I'm OK with them having no clue what it's like to collect amazing objects with an interesting history behind them!! Maybe someday I'll get them interested in antiques/vintage items!

      Since I'm from the present and use electric curlors to do my hair, I don't understand how such a tiny clip would work to curl or perm a woman's hair. Would they need a ton of them in order to curl the hair. I'm going to have to google this again now that I have a little more information! Very intrigued!
    4. antiquefreaque antiquefreaque, 14 years ago
      You are too funny!! Cracking up laughing!! I will definately take her word and I probably wouldn't mention that she is older than you!! It might get you in trouble! I love love love the advertisements. I saved it to my computer for future reference. Funny to see the price of it back then. On sale for $0.44!! What a different world then!

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