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MCM Beau Brummell "Galanterie" Executive Talc Deodorant | Collectible Aluminum Flask Design 1960s USA.

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MCM Beau Brummell "Galanterie" Executive Talc Deodorant | Collectible Aluminum Flask Design 1960s USA. Their is some powder, feels like half, in the Flask. Vintage condition with some wear on the metal, no chips or dents. 4 1/2" x 3" x 1" weighing 5oz. A Bit of History: The Vintage Beau Brummell Galanterie Executive Talc Deodorant (with its distinct metal, flask-shaped container) was primarily produced & marketed during the 1960s & 1970s During this mid-century period, Beau Brummell was a highly popular American men's grooming brand that offered a distinct line of "Galanterie" executive products The company took its name from George Bryan "Beau" Brummell the 19th-century English dandy & fashion icon who revolutionized modern menswear by prioritizing tailoring & meticulous daily grooming Capitalizing on the "dandy" lifestyle the company expanded in the mid-1900s to produce a full line of men’s grooming products including cologne, aftershaves & talcs (such as the Galanterie line).

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Used (normal wear)

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