Panties: German
underpants
(Unterhosen) made from American sugar sack
twine (1945/46)
Various menstrual underpants
and panties (and sanitary napkin
belts), 1946-47 (page from Sears, Roebuck
and Co. catalog, U.S.A.)
Kotex "Panti"
(clasp and band to hold pad in crotch;
1970s?, U.S.A.)
Kotex New Freedom
towel & pantie ad (date? publication?
U.K.)
Modess "Sanitary
Shield" (two-band pad holder in
crotch; 1970s; U.S.A.)
Modess "Panti-kini"
(two-band holder to hold pad in crotch;
1960s-1970s, U.S.A.)
Many more women's underpants for
menstruation
See also Ads for
Teens
Booklets
menstrual hygiene companies made for girls,
women and teachers - patent
medicine - a list
of books and articles about menstruation - videos
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Kotex
Personals Protective Panties (disposable)
(1994, U.S.A.)
Ad
for Kotex
Personals Protective Panties
(1995,
U.S.A., magazine unknown)
panties, underpants,
sanitary
napkin, tampon,
pad, belts,
menstruation, disposable
I thank the donor!
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Below:
The box measures 4 1/8 x 6
x 1 1/2" (10.7 x 15.3 x 4
cm).
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Below:
The "feminine color" is a
light pink.
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Below:
Buyers found this piece of glossy
paper in the box folded in half;
you see the outside sections.
Do you mind
standing on your head to read
the top part? Good.
The paper measures 5 x 8" (12.7 x
20.4 cm).
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Below:
The interior.
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