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Japp’s Hair Rejuvenator Sign
$350.00
Condition: Excellent
Era: 1920’s
Company: J.G. Japp Toilet Requisite Company
Location: Cincinnati, OH
Material: Tin over Cardboard
Note: The holes across the center of the sign would originally had batches of colored hair tied to the sign to display each die color option.
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