Vintage Burma Shave Jar with Coin Slot Razor Bank 1930s Hazel Atlas SHIPS CHEAP For Sale

BURMA SHAVE JAR BANKThis specific 1½ oz small travel-size jar was manufactured during the 1930s to 1940s.

• The 1930s to 1940s Ribbed Design: This particular variant of vertically ribbed glass was mass-produced for the Burma-Vita Company by the Hazel Atlas Glass Company, whose \"H over A\" logo is usually on the bottom of the jar.
• The Slot Lid Variation: While Burma-Shave sold their standard shave cream in larger 8 oz and half-pound jars with solid metal lids, they specifically rolled out these tiny 1½ oz jars featuring pre-cut lithographed metal slot lids as a clever promotional campaign. The dual marketing angle as a \"Coin Bank\" or \"Used Blade Bank\" was highly popular through the late Depression era and the WWII years.
• Company Timeline: The lid reads \"Burma-Vita Co., Minneapolis, Minn.\" The company operated entirely out of Minneapolis from its founding until 1963, when the brand was sold to Gillette and packaging materials transitioned heavily toward tubes and aerosol cans.

If you flip the jar over and check the glass bottom, you will likely see \"1½ OZ. AVDP\", \"BURMA-VITA CO.\", and a small glass manufacturer mark that helps confirm its mid-20th-century historyI SHIP FAST AND CHEAP ($3.92) via USPS Ground Advantage with tracking. TOP-NOTCH SHIPPING. Your item arrives padded and in a BOX for super safe delivery.