In the 1920s, it was typical for a person’s clothes to be worn multiple times before washing. Clothing stores had yet to come, and all clothes had to be made or ordered from the local general store via catalog. Undergarments were a sanitary way to keep our outer layer of clothes free of body odor and allowed families to keep clothes cleaner for longer. This display box once held six children’s underwear waist suits and was sold by Nazareth at your local general store. The printed graphics on the top show children in various styles of Nazareth’s products. Some peeling of the label is on the top and end. This box will look great in your country store setting. 21095-YT