Splinter-free toilet paper didn't exist until the 1930's | Tičerka
How Brits went soft on toilet paper | Wellcome Collection
Recollections of Izal and Bronco, and reaching the bottom line | Letters | The Guardian
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A brief story of Izal toilet paper and the cubicle of pain – retrohen
How Brits went soft on toilet paper | Wellcome Collection
A 19th century New Yorker invents toilet paper | Ephemeral New York
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The F1 On Call - I for one think we should tell our patients - rather than stockpiling bog standard (pun intended) toilet paper - to herald a renaissance of Izal. I'm
Do you remember the horrendous nonpaper-like toilet paper in public toilets of the '80s and '90s in the UK? What was it made from and is it still produced? - Quora
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Nigel Monaghan on Twitter: "#DeadZooDiary Found a couple of rolls of this toilet paper during our museum spring clean. The Irish language print means 'Stationery Office' to deter theft of supplies. For
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Gayetty's Medicated Paper – Sutler Of Fort Scott
Izal Medicated Toilet Roll Advertisement, 1956 stock image | Look and Learn
The History of Izal – Joan Jones – 7th March 2016 - S10 Probus Stumperlowe
Izal toilet paper. More like greaseproof paper than tissue ! | Childhood memories, Memories, Memory board
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Izal: “The invisible guardian against risks to health.”
The Other Side of Sixty: Leather Arse - or how I survived Izal toilet tissue .
Vintage Advertising Epsom Salts and Izal Medicated Toilet | Etsy UK | Etsy, Vintage advertisements, Vintage packaging
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New Zealand: History & Natural History - Smooth, slippery, non absorbent, single-ply Jeyes toilet paper. An accident waiting to happen. The first known reference to toilet paper comes from 589 AD, when
How Brits went soft on toilet paper | Wellcome Collection
