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Squibb Angled Toothbrush

TitleSquibb Angled Toothbrush
Object NameSquibb Angled Toothbrush
Manufactured ByE.R. Squibb and Sons
DescriptionGreen, "Squibb" brand angled transparent toothbrush in retail packaging. Squibb pioneered the angled toothbrush as early as 1946, long before Johnson & Johnson introduced the better-known angled TEK brush. A Squibb ad from 1946 boasted "'I can actually get at my back teeth now' is the surprised comment of many users. 'I would never go back to my old-style brush.' A practicing dentist designed this brush with its patented 'mouth-mirror' angle and the small head to reach 'forgotten' places. The angle helps you clean every surface, every crevice. By the way, children can use this brush with ease, and do a good job too. Six colors. Your choice of hard or medium bristles"
Date ManufacturedUnknown
MaterialNylon (bristles), Unidentified Plastic (handle)
Manufacturing ProcessExtruded (bristles), Injection molded (handle)
Number of Objects1
Accession Number2010.011.8
DonorGift of National Plastics Center.
Broad SubjectPersonal Care and Toiletries
SubjectsToothbrushes
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