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Wasn't that logo a gas station back in the 40's and 50's. Flying A gasoline. Otherwise it looks like a lipstick tube.
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I was thinking mabey it's a personal seal or an offical seal? Or maybe a stamp?
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Does this come apart? How long is it? How many pieces? Solid or hollow?
Can you post a pict of it laying down?
Can you post a pict of it laying down?
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Brass Avon Lipstick container. My guess only.
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Ditto about the lipstick tube. I found a 1941 lipstick tube and it was skinny like yours. A lot smaller than today's lipstick containers.
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Just throwing this out but during the 40's the girls did use lip liner which is smaller than regular lipstick. My wife uses lipliner and its in a skinny lipstick tube.
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i agree with lipstick tube
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I only have what I'm guessing is one half. There's nothing inside so it appears to be the lid and not the base. I guess it could also be just a container. I've seen similar (smaller diameter) used for holding a thermometer. I still think its a lipstick lid. But I haven't found the company. Definitely not Avon.
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