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| Hair Comb belonging to Etta McManus Daughrity ©Cheri Hudson Passey |
Etta's comb was a popular style for the early 20th Century. Made of faux turtle, it was placed in the back of the head to hold up the hair.
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| Etta Daughrity and daughter Azile About 1922 ©Cheri Hudson Passey |
Do you have any hair accessories belonging to one of your ancestors? Please tell me about it in the comments below. I'd love to hear about your treasure!
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Beautiful! I have a hairbrush that belonged to my Great Grandmother :)
ReplyDeleteIsn't it fun to have items that they once used? Thanks for sharing, Caitlin!
DeleteIsn't it fun to have items that they once used? Thanks for sharing, Caitlin!
DeleteLovely comb. I have my maternal grandmother's sewing machine. I keep it in good working order & one of our daughters will move it to her house soon.
ReplyDeleteWish I had my Grandmother's sewing machine! How lucky you are! Thanks for sharing, Colleen!
DeleteMy maternal grandmother's mother died when my grandmother was only 12. I wonder if my grandmother ever had anything that belonged to her. If she did, I never remember seeing or hearing about it. I do have some of my grandmother's things, though, like her vanity set; a brush, two mirrors and a now toothless comb.
ReplyDeleteThese items are priceless aren't they? Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThese items are priceless aren't they? Thanks for sharing!
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