A charming early 20th-century souvenir nail groomer advertising the historic Hotel Woodbine of Toronto. Featuring faux tortoiseshell celluloid folding tools with an ivory-toned handle engraved “HOTEL WOODBINE TORONTO,” this diminutive grooming piece is a wonderful example of Canadian hotel advertising memorabilia. Compact enough for a gentleman’s travel kit or vanity set, it captures the elegance and novelty of Edwardian-era personal accessories.
Likely dating to the 1910s–1920s, this piece combines practical grooming functionality with collectible Toronto history. The warm tortoise-style celluloid has beautiful variation and patina consistent with age.
Details:
- Antique souvenir nail groomer
- Faux tortoiseshell celluloid tools
- Cream celluloid handle engraved “Hotel Woodbine Toronto”
- Folding double-tool design
- Approx. 1.5” long closed
- Likely c.1910–1920
- Canadian hotel advertising collectible
Condition:
Good antique condition with age-appropriate wear, light surface marks, and patina consistent with use and age.


