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Any clues as to what this came off of It was found today In TEXAS at a school yard foundation abandon probaly b-4 WW II
3 merry widows?
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Oh thats funny, tell me it aint so, Any idea on a date?
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Spitfire Reddie
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PBK jest you not ! Its a condom tin ! 
I would say they are from the 20's or 30's .Three women invented them & their names are on the tin.
I would say they are from the 20's or 30's .Three women invented them & their names are on the tin.
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Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp
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Now "why" did I expect PBK and Dekker to know that one? snicker snicker .
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Gals are made of sugar & spice and everythnig nice so ----?
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Gals are made of sugar & spice and everythnig nice so ----?
Saintly Tropical Tramp
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RealdeTayopa said:Now "why" did I expect PBK and Dekker to know that one? snicker snicker .
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Gals are made of sugar & spice and everythnig nice so ----?
Saintly Tropical Tramp
Well we know that PBK didn't spend all that time in researching that item. He answered that post in just 32 seconds
after it was posted.
HeHe
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MiddenMonster
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Here's something else to brighten up your day: Those condoms were meant to be reused!
http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0014-7354(197210)4:4<27:CNL>2.0.CO;2-K&size=LARGE
Hope the tin you found was empty...
http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0014-7354(197210)4:4<27:CNL>2.0.CO;2-K&size=LARGE
Hope the tin you found was empty...
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Spitfire Reddie said:PBK jest you not ! Its a condom tin !
I would say they are from the 20's or 30's .Three women invented them & their names are on the tin.
That is too funny!!! Though I don't think that those three women invented condoms
John
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digdug_rita
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What a funny find and conversation piece....and your conversation is pretty funny...chuckle chuckle
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Jeff In North Georgia
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I've found at least 10 of these in Georgia over the last 20 years of detecting. Most were badly crushed or eaten up by the acidic soil here. Shake it or open it. Sometime used as a coin purse for pocket change and could be some good coins in it.
Jeff
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1'st thanks all for the I.D. on the item,and the great sport, I have been laughing for 2 days, there is no coins in it but probaly a condom by the way it is flatened somewhat but not around the edges, I put it on ebay last night to see what happens, its got 2 watchers so far in less than 12 hrs. Thanks agien
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Noodle
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Not my words. From a site I found:
"A man famous for a part of the woman's anatomy - Gabriel Fallopius (you can fill in what he is honored for). In the mid 1500's, he designed a medicated sheath to go over the tip of the penis and under the foreskin. It was held on by a pink ribbon so that it would appeal to women.
He was then forced to design one for the circumcised guys - a standard of eight inches (The average man must have been bigger back in those days). It was tested on over 1000 men with overwhelming success.
One would guess that they were trying to prevent pregnancy, but that was the woman's problem in those days. They were actually used to prevent the spread of venereal diseases, syphilis in particular. Men hated them, and gave them the name overcoats.
About 100 years later, England's King Charles II requested his physician, the Earl of Condom, to devise something to protect him from syphilis. He came up with an oiled sheath made from sheep intestine. No one is really sure if he knew about Fallopius' contraption. Soon all the noblemen were using them.
The problem? They reused them (Yuk) without washing them (double Yuk Yuk). Therefore, they still ended up getting that dreaded disease.
The modern rubber was invented in 1870, but was not the thin latex type we see today. Those were developed in the 1930's."
"A man famous for a part of the woman's anatomy - Gabriel Fallopius (you can fill in what he is honored for). In the mid 1500's, he designed a medicated sheath to go over the tip of the penis and under the foreskin. It was held on by a pink ribbon so that it would appeal to women.
He was then forced to design one for the circumcised guys - a standard of eight inches (The average man must have been bigger back in those days). It was tested on over 1000 men with overwhelming success.
One would guess that they were trying to prevent pregnancy, but that was the woman's problem in those days. They were actually used to prevent the spread of venereal diseases, syphilis in particular. Men hated them, and gave them the name overcoats.
About 100 years later, England's King Charles II requested his physician, the Earl of Condom, to devise something to protect him from syphilis. He came up with an oiled sheath made from sheep intestine. No one is really sure if he knew about Fallopius' contraption. Soon all the noblemen were using them.
The problem? They reused them (Yuk) without washing them (double Yuk Yuk). Therefore, they still ended up getting that dreaded disease.
The modern rubber was invented in 1870, but was not the thin latex type we see today. Those were developed in the 1930's."
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