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Posted 2 years ago
barefootslim
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Here is a vintage carved bakelite (?) Hair Piece, found in my Mother's old junktique store stock.
It's nice looking piece, nicely curved and carved, with multiple braded gold fringe dangeling from the base.
The reverse side has two points were I imagine the hair clip was attached. They are no longer there.
I've never seen one quite like this.
It has a Great style and design that truely catches the eye.
Any info would be geatly appriciated
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That would be lovely in someone's long haiar.