Things In Buffalo Books: Three
As we've seen before, we found several things between the pages of an auction lot of books my wife and I purchased. Next up -- Thing #3:
Yes, this caused a brief creep-out moment at first, but judging from the envelope's age, this dates from at least pre-1960s, if not 1940s and earlier. The tradition is for parents to keep a sample of their children's hair as a memento of their early haircuts, so I assume that is the origin of these follicles.
An Envelope Of Human Hair
Yes, this caused a brief creep-out moment at first, but judging from the envelope's age, this dates from at least pre-1960s, if not 1940s and earlier. The tradition is for parents to keep a sample of their children's hair as a memento of their early haircuts, so I assume that is the origin of these follicles.
Labels: human hair, things found in books
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