Three Flowers Face Powder

Item Info

Title:
Three Flowers Face Powder
Date:
1920s
Description:
Richard Hudnut, New York and Paris. Naturelle Color tint. Contains small metal container of powder. Text inside: "Dear Madam: Richard Hudnut THREE FLOWERS FACE POWDER clings tenaciously to the skin and gives that youthful bloom so universally admired. It wins a lasting popularity with women of cultured taste because of the absolute purity of the ingredients and for the attractive and pleasant fragrance of Three Flowers. Will you not test for yourself the merits of this superb powder by using this small sample? Respectfully, Richard Hudnut." Instructions for use on back, "The Art of Applying Face Powder."
Subject:
Format:
Digital Collection:
Cosmetics Trade Samples and Sachets
Source Collection:
Cosmetics Trade Samples and Sachet collection
Series:
Richard Hudnut
Rights:
Copyright Undetermined
Rights Note:
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Identifier:
  • RL11349-0064
  • b09749c3cc59421857619507bff7de48
  • cosmeticssamples
  • duke:462076
  • ctsst001064
  • ark:/87924/r4vt1js88
  • c9b38c79-0935-4372-8802-0e138e02f7d8
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https://idn.duke.edu/ark:/87924/r4vt1js88
Sponsor:
Adopted by Jackie Wachholz in honor of Richard Collier, Jr. and Henry Hebert for their fine work on this collection.