1940s Very Rare Erotica Oddity Sexy Secret Box

A truly unique and rare find for collectors of erotica, curiosities, and oddities! This small iron box, originally used to store Pulmoll cough drops in France during the 1940s, has been transformed into a playful and imaginative erotic scene by a creative and skillful hand.

Imagine the intrigue—someone once carried this innocent-looking cough drop tin, secretly concealing an erotic surprise inside. No one would have ever suspected what lay hidden in their pocket!

Inside, the scene depicts the lower half of a woman, carved from wood and adorned with pink crepe paper to mimic a pulled-up skirt, lying in anticipation. When the box is opened and moved, a clever mechanism causes a man's genitals to rise and fall, suspended from a small custom-made hook. Above it, a piece of fabric represents the man’s shirt, completing the scene.

This piece is not only a testament to the maker’s vivid imagination but also to their craftsmanship. The colors remain bright, and the item is in excellent condition. Truly one-of-a-kind, this is a must-have for any serious collector of such rare and unusual items.

Dimensions: 7.7 cm by 3 cm.