A wood-handled toothbrush with natural bristles, typical of mid-20th-century personal hygiene kits. The handle is made of light brown polished wood, featuring a small circular hole at the base for hanging or securing with a cord. The brush head holds four rows of stiff off-white bristles, cut unevenly with evidence of use.
This style of toothbrush was commonly issued in military hygiene kits during the Second World War and early postwar years, before the widespread adoption of plastic handles.