Knight's Castile Toilet Soap

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Title

Knight's Castile Toilet Soap

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Brain-Watkins House Museum

Collection

Brain-Watkins House Museum

Description

Cake of Knight's Castile toilet soap in original paper wrapper. The original Castile soap was made from olive oil and soda at Castile in Spain. John Knight Limited introduced Knight’s Castile soap in 1919 when the 1918 Influenza Pandemic was still raging. The founder of the soap manufacturer was John Knight (1792-1864) whose goal was to make affordable soap to help prevent disease and keep citizens healthy. The Knight's Castile brand became popular worldwide. "Should not be on display, ensure...

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Date created

c. 1935

Creator

Colgate-Palmolive Ltd

URL

https://ehive.com/collections/3002/objects/146429

Related subjects

soap / Knight's Castile

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