Wearwell Hair Net Tin Sign 1954 named for the Satsuma Province

named for the Satsuma Province where this style originated

was designed to specifically provide assistance to ENT doctors

AB - 104087 - 113021

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5" H (with bucket)

Wearwell Hair Net Tin Sign 1954 named for the Satsuma Province1920s 1930s; National Trading Co. Chicago, IL This stylish tin sign with a cardboard back advertises Wearwell Hair Nets, a Chinese import made with real human hair that would hold a hairstyle in place before hairsprays and other setting products made it to America's shores. This sign features the quintessential character of the 1920s the flapper in a satin sleeveless dress and her short cut hair in need of keeping set thanks to Wearwell hair nets. The