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A feminine graphic figure with a large collar above text reading, "Francy' on the lid of a round gold, black, white and red container. A shade label is printed on the bottom in French.

Frances Denney started as the Victoria Toilet Company in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The brand invested in tinctures and treatments. Then it expanded into makeup. Frances Denney operated in the family until it was sold.

A brass round eye pencil with blue text reading, "Frances Denney / Tawny," on its base. The product can be moved up and down by twisting the base of the pencil.

A rectangular container with a full color image of a feminine figure on its top. There is a signature beside the figure. A shade label is printed on the bottom in French.

Carl Weeks of Armand created a men's cosmetics line. This was a rarity of the time. And although it was not around for long, Florian created a men's powder and compact case.

A round tin bottle printed with a masculine profile surrounded by text reading, "Florian / Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. / Face Powder Free Sample." Additional text on the back reads, "Florian / Face Powder for men and women / The Florian Company / Des Moines,…

A brass square compact with off-white enamel on its top and bottom. The top features a golden arrow "broach" with a heart attachment on simulated jump rings. The red heart is surrounded by a lock and key. The compact opens at a hinge with a finger…

A square brass compact with enamel red, white and blue graphics depicting a masculine presidential figure with an eagle on his shoulder. At the bottom of the front of the compact are the words, "Defend Your Country." The compact opens on a hinge with…

A round powder box with a bakelite ring at the center of its top. The top is designed to resemble a powder puff. Gold branches on a green background around the outer surface spell, "Fioret." A shade label on the bottom of the container is printed in…