Men’s chrome plated pair of hairbrushes, with brown leather pouch, c 1960s gentlemen’s mid-century vintage grooming brushes and soap dish
$28.05
This stylish pair of gentleman’s hairbrushes has it’s leather carry case. The nylon bristles are set into a wooden bases, with “Nylon, made in England” printed on them. This chrome brush set also has a clear plastic stand, or soap dish included. The pouch is opened by sliding the metal catch downwards.
Dimensions
Box 5” x 3 1/4” x 2 1/2” deep or 12cm x 8.5cm x 6.5cm deep
Brush 4 1/4” x 2 1/4” or 11cm x 5.8cm
Condition
🔸This gentlemen’s vintage hairbrush set is in very good used condition.
🔸The leather is in good condition, with some creases and light scuffs.
🔸The catch is temperamental, but does work.
🔹The interior of the leather pouch has some scuffs, and a short in biro mark on the inside of the lid. Please see the photos.
📦 This item will be sent internationally using Tracked Royal Mail shipping or Tracked and Signed for where available, and Tracked and Signed for to EU countries. Within the U.K., this item will be shipped by 2nd class Royal Mail signed for.
Thank you so much for looking. If you have any queries or would like to see more photos, please feel free to contact me.
Shipping from United Kingdom
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