1860s COW RIB BONE TOOTHBRUSH DUG FROM 1860s OUTHOUSE PRIVY PIT

Description

This is an early 1860s antique bone toothbrush that we dug from an outhouse privy pit that was filled in before 1870...it has no embossing that I can see....Made of a single piece of cow bone....4 rows of holes where originally it had hog bristles for the brush, but they have disintegrated from being buried in the ground.....6 1/4"long....good condition with only one small chip on tip of handle. People would often share one toothbrush for an entire family in the 1800s.
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