See the fax tampon and the almost identical tampon Nunap sold probably
about the same time, both probably made of Cellucotton, the component of
Kotex.
See other marketing devices:
Ad-design contest for menstrual products in the
United Kingdom; B-ettes tampon counter-display
box and proposal to dealers, with contract; (U.S.A., donated by Procter
& Gamble, 2001); "Your Image is Your Fortune!,"
Modess sales-hints booklet for stores, 1967 (U.S.A., donated by Tambrands,
1997)

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The back of a box of fax tampons (U.S.A., early 1930s?)
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