Introducing a truly rare find: a Vintage 1950s Debra Paget Pocket Mirror that will elevate your collection.

Measuring 2 inches, this exquisite mirror is not just a collectible; it’s a unique piece of Hollywood history. To enhance your understanding of this item, I provide a complimentary Curio AI report, which adds valuable provenance and can be accessed alongside this listing. The worth of these exceptional memorabilia items continues to soar, making this mirror a fantastic investment. I encourage you to examine the accompanying photos, as they provide essential details and are integral to the description.

While the AI did not specifically identify this mirror as belonging to Debra Paget or any other figure, my use of an image matching search when I first listed this, when Search was way less advanced, picked her as the closest match. I cannot guarantee that this is Debra Paget, the Curio AI has consistently proven reliable in its identifications.

Seize the opportunity to own a piece of Hollywood's Golden Age with this captivating collectible. Debra Paget, a celebrated retired American actress and entertainer, is immortalized in this mirror. She is renowned for her memorable performances in Cecil B. DeMille's epic *The Ten Commandments* (1956), Elvis Presley's film debut, *Love Me Tender* (1956), and the iconic snake dance in *The Indian Tomb* (1959).

This extraordinary mirror is part of MacArthur's rebuilding plan for Japan, representing a significant piece of history. It is one of many distinctive memorabilia items created and sent to the United States, embodying the resilience and creativity that defined the post-war era. Don’t miss your chance to add this remarkable piece to your collection!