Artifacts & a whatsit

WHADIFIND

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Before the heat chased me yesterday, got a bit of clad, a wheatie, an old box that might've been a jewelry box (and a very pretty one in it's day I bet), and this buckle looking thingy.

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It reads "Gladys Glad Pure Rouge - Gladys Glad Inc. 5th Avenue NY"

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The jewelry box looks like it was pretty ornate.

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For those who are good at research, this might help figure out what it used to look like.

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Now, this buckle looking thing has me puzzled. This is the front view.

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From the back.

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This starts my puzzle. The back is hinged.

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So, it has a little secret compartment?

Thanks for peeking.

HH!
 

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That looks like a make up thing not a buckle. But hey I don't know.
 

That looks like a make up thing not a buckle. But hey I don't know.

I sure don't know either, but it did appear to have some remnants of what looked like cloth around the open end. (shrug)
 

WHADIFIND, An old compact for sure,I find a LOT of em,and,that was a real pretty box,still cool though,Victorian period. God Bless Chris
 

WHADIFIND, An old compact for sure,I find a LOT of em,and,that was a real pretty box,still cool though,Victorian period. God Bless Chris

Works for me. Thanks for the info!

The box was a surprise find. It was buried pretty deep and under a thick root. Too bad it wasn't whole.

HH!
 

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