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The back of this Lady Esther face powder
reads:
"Dear madam: Don't expect best results from my new face powder unless you follow these directions. First cleanse your face and neck with lady Esther 4 purpose face cream. No powder base is necessary. This one cream leaves your skin so well cleansed, so soft and smooth that my powder will cling for 4 hours. Smooth on my face powder lightly with a clean velour puff a for best effect. Never rub. Hard rubbing causes wrinkles. And don't forget your neck. Powder should be applied evenly from your hair line to the dress line. A contrast between your neck and face spoils your whole appearance. Always remove old make up with Lady Esther Face cream before applying new. Cordially, Lady Esther." |
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Steel engraving 5 by 7.25 inches Engraved by R. Hinshelwood from a painting by Albert Bierstadt 1876. |
Craftsman kit of wood & injection molded plastic. Based on house built for superintendent of Queen Esther Mine on Soledad Mountain in (Antelope Valley) California. |
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hand-crafted of porcelain and hand-painted. Gown colors described in the book of Esther. Only 1,000 in existence. |
Cybis Figurine
“Queen Esther” circa
1974 and numbered 182. 13” tall. Current valuations around $1000. |
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| 1920's era Capricorn analysis compiled
for Lady Esther. Includes business, financial, vocations, health,
and love.
8 1/2 x 11" 3 pages plus cover |
Conductress silk ribbon O.E.S. (Order of
the Eastern Star, masons)
Columbus, Ohio. 7 3/4 " |
who played infamous Aunt Esther on TV's "Sanford & Son". Watch it!! |
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letters of the Book of Esther. Signed & numbered 178/500. by Israeli artist Moshe Dadon |
from his painting “Queen Esther” 36”x 24” |
Print from steel engraving |
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October 1, 2007