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This comb appears to be made of some sort of bone so would date from early in the 20th century. It has fairly coarse teeth and was probably used by a woman with long thick hair.
The provenance of this item is unknown but it is of interest as an example of a woman’s hair comb from times past.
This is a yellow bone hair comb with 37 tapering teeth.
