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Vintage
Stratton Compacts Page 3
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This goldtone Stratton compact
features a white lid with a brilliant orange tropicana rose
as the focal point. This is a convertible compact suited to
solid make-up for pressed powder as there is no inner
lid. The mirror is clear and intact. The sifter is present
with some staining. The puff is also present. The outer
clasp is secure. This compact has a diameter of 3". In
excellent condition.
Item - SCOM 150 $59.99
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This goldtone Stratton compact
features a blue lid with white rose. The mirror is clear
and intact. This style has an inner ring with secure
clasp. The outer clasp is secure. The puff and sifter are
both present. This compact has a diameter of 3". In
pristine condition.
Item - SCOM-151 $65.99
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DATING
YOUR STRATTON COMPACT:
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If your compact has a self-opening inner lid, it was made after
1948.
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If your compact is convertible or takes cream powder, it dates from
at least the 1950's
* If
your compact has the famous "Compact in Hand" logo on the inner lid,
it was made from 1950 to 1970. The "Compact in Hand" mark indicates
the compact has a self-opening inner lid. This was patented in
1948 and is unique to Stratton compacts. It helped prevent damage
to fingernails
See the
About Compacts page for tips
on caring for your compact and replacing missing parts, etc
For more
information and more compacts check out
JEWEL JUMBLE
My
thanks to Juliette Edwards who wrote Miller's Powder Compacts - A
Collector's Guide. This is a wonderful little book full of
information and where I got my information about Stratton. This
book is for sale in most places books are sold. Highly recommended.
Click on the Amazon shopping cart on my front page -this will direct
you to Amazon to purchase this book.
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