Super rarE 1920s MAX FACTOR'S MOTION PICTURE PANCHROMATIC FOUNDATION #29Vintage Antique see & Read above as ShowN ! 

MAKEUP ARTISTS ACTRESSES  American Society of Cinematographers Max Factor's professional theatrical line Super Display Piece for COLLECTORS MAKEUP ARTISTS & MOVIE PROPS

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I have Lots of Theatrical Makeup & Listing More Stein's  Max Factor & More Classic Brands 

For the Collector or for Period Era Movie Prop

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 The Stories this Tube could tell if it Could Talk For Display Only Not for UseSelling as a Collectible 

 I was lucky enough to purchase a nice group of theater make-up and will be & have been listing several items as I find them Some have Already Been Listed & Sold but I’m hoping to Find a Little More & I did ! Stay Tuned ! 

OWN A Piece of EARLY MOVIE HISTORY Rarely found today. Make it one of your The Tube dates to the EARLY MAX FACTOR years Tube Label is in red and black with white lettering the Top is Black Bakelite still in very collectible condition

I combine shipping just ask  Please** I have over 1,500'Vanity Items Listed & 1,000s more to go Follow Me as the Items Unfold I live in Daytona Beach Shores Florida Average Age is 65 it’s Fondly Called Gods Waiting Room Tons More to List a Million More to Find & Explore Great Vanity items for the Collector or for Period Era Movie Prop

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Specializing in ANTIQUE & VINTAGE VANITY ACCESSORIES & MORE

LITERALLY WHO KNOWS WHAT I HAVE ! IVE NAMED A FEW BELOW 

*LIPSTICKS 

Estée Lauder… Luziers…REVLON…Don Juan… CUTEX … L’Oréal of Paris…MAX FACTOR… BONNE BELL… JONTEEL… PRINCESS PAT … Martha Matilda Harper Method… CLAIROL…COISMAR …Lamus King…Naylon… TANGEE… ELIZABETH ARDEN…. Andrew Jergens… LANCÔME …TATTOO…SAVAGE… Park & Tilford… MARY SCOTT ROWLAND… LASHBRITE …OUTDOOR GIRL… ELIZABETH POST… FABERGE.. KISS O LOVE ..HELENE HUGHES … Armand … Dorothy Perkins… PONDS…  KISSPROOF … MARY DUNHILL … RALPH LAUREN … CASHMERE BOUQUET… 

Clinique .. MOUSON … PLAY BOY … STORK CLUB … HELEN NEUSHAEFER … 

Stratton … HENRY ROSENFELD … COTY… ROGER & GALLET … Bourjois Ashes of Roses … Evening in Paris… LOUIS PHILIPPE… HOUBIGANT …SOLITAIR … SCHILDKRAUT…RICHARD HUDNUT…MICHEL…DURA GLOSS…HIGH FASHION..LENTHERIC…MAURICE RENTNER…HELENE CURTIS… HELENA RUBINSTEIN…Avon…DOROTHY GRAY…PEGGY SAGE…NORELL… IRRESISTIBLE…VIZ-ZAN-DE … Rejuvia…Jean La Salle…YARDLEY… HAMPDEN…SHISEIDO… CLARINS… REDKIN… UDEANH UDEANV…Merle Norman…CHEN YU… SO-FISTIK…Austin Greene… CHERAMY … DOUCETTE … Harriet Hubbard Ayer…. SCANDIA… Limoges…. Gaile … Jenesse…HOLIDAY MAGIC… Borghese… Dorane … GUERLAIN…POSNER… 

Fenwicke ..ANDRE Chenier…WOODBURY…BOOTS…BOYERS… TOMBURG… Goubaud … Lavin … Charles of the Ritz … CUTEX …Monica Simone … ADRIENNE INDELO … MONA MANET… La Valliere … JOHN ROBERT POWERS… PRICILLA PARKER…CINER…TOM FIELDS… LADY HUDSON… LUCIEN LELONG… ATOMETTE…Germaine Monteil…CONDE…WOODWORTH…FULLER BRUSH… KHASANA DR ALBERSHEIM … CARREL .. L T Piver …CHAMBLY … CONDE …ULTIMA II … Lady Catherine … Sara St. James … BOURJOIS …LADY ESTHER … FLORESS …MAYBELLINE … Pompiean… HASTINGS ON THE HUDSON … Vivian Woodard … Anatole  Robbins … DUBARRY … Henry …

Glamorette …CARA NOME … NUTRITION METRICS …Dorane … CORT … CLAIRE WALTERS …LENEL … & NOVELTY LIPSTICKS


*MANICURE ITEMS 

CUTEX GLAZO PEGGY SAGE CALIFORNIA PERFUME COMPANY CPC LA CROSS

 

*PERFUME 

CHANEL NINA RICCI PRINCE MATCHABELLI MONTELL NORELL COTY

 COLGATE & CO SEVENTEEN CHRISTIAN DIOR 


*BLACK AMERICANA COSMETICS ITEMS HAIR CARE JARS & TINS 

MURRAYS HAIR GLO FROM MEMPHIS CHICAGO & ATLANTA


*POWDER & ROUGE COMPACTS 


TUSSY STRATTON DUCETTE ARMAND AIRSPUN COTY KISSPROOF SAVAGE 

*TINS 

PRINCESS PAT

*POWDER BOXES 

*ROUGE POTS 

 * Mascara CAKE …  LIQUID … Wet POT …. METAL BRUSH & More

Helena Rubinstein …  Max Factor … Maybelline … Beauty Counselor … Clairol …. REVLON … TATTOO …  Vaseline …. Queen Helena … Moon Drops … Colonial Dames … COTY … Steins … Doucette …. Dubarry …. Rex all … WINX … Avon 

Mary Quaint …  LASH Brite …. Lash Kote


*EYE SHADOW CAKE TUBE & WET 


MAYBELLINE REVLON MAX FACTOR COTY 

*GRAB BAG LOTS 

LIPSTICK

MAKEUP

THEATRICAL STEINS MAX FACTOR DUBARRY RICHARD HUDNUT 

Dusting powder Talc Talc & Sachet Most Perfumed & More 

VIGNY … LANVIN ARPEGE ….YARDLEY OF LONDON…. HEAVEN SENT HELENA RUBINSTEIN…ROGER & GALLET … PRINCE MATCHABELLI…TUSSY ..

GUY LAROCHE … LENTHERIC ..RAPHAEL PARIS …APRIL SHOWERS… WHITE SHOULDERS… POND'S & MORE 

ELIZABETH ARDEN …OLD SPICE SHULTON …CASHMERE BOUQUET TALCUM…MAC GREGOR-MEN'S-TALC… KERKOFF DJER-KISS TALCUM…

AVON  POWDER SACHET BOTTLE … MENNEN BABY POWDER 

A Little History 

The introduction of panchromatic film and incandescent lighting on movie sets in the 1920s eventually made it possible to standardize the film, lighting, and colours of makeup that were most effective for motion pictures. The Society of Motion Picture Engineers conducted a special series of tests for this purpose in 1928. As a result of these experiments, Factor created a new line of compatible makeup colours called panchromatic makeup, an achievement for which he won a special Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Award..

A Little History

After immigrating to the United States in 1904 Max Factor moved his family and business to Los Angeles, California, seeing an opportunity to provide made-to-order wigs and theatrical make-up to the growing film industry. Besides selling his own make-up products he soon became the West Coast distributor of both Leichner and Minor, two leading theatrical make-up manufacturers. During the early years of movie-making, greasepaint in stick form, although the accepted make-up for use on the stage, could not be applied thinly enough, nor where did colors work satisfactorily on the screen. Factor began experimenting with various compounds in an effort to develop a suitable make-up for the new film medium. By 1914 he had perfected the first cosmetic specifically created for motion picture use — a thinner greasepaint in cream form, packaged in a jar, and created in 12 precisely-graduated shades. Unlike theatrical cosmetics, it would not crack or cake.