This lot offers a distinctive collection of items representing mid-20th-century household and personal memorabilia. Included is a 3 oz tin of Desenex Powder, a well-known antifungal treatment for athlete’s foot, highlighting pharmaceutical packaging of its era. A red, metallic egg slicer, likely from the 1960s or 1970s, exemplifies practical kitchen gadgetry. Complementing this is a metal-handled kitchen utensil, possibly for pastry or egg preparation.
The lot features a promotional “No Longer Alone” pin-back button with a handwritten note indicating its association with Billy Garland at a 1978 revival rally in Mansfield, suggesting provenance and historical context. Rounding out the assortment is a boxed novelty timer shaped like an egg, with gold and plastic accents that reflect popular design motifs. Together, these items present a snapshot of daily American life from the latter half of the twentieth century.