Tooth Pick Collection

Classic rum punch sprinkled with nutmeg, Grenada, West Indies, Central America

Muhammad Ali out and about meeting fans. 31st August 1967

Muhammad Ali getting back into his car after meeting some of his fans. 31st August 1967

Across the Plains to California by the New Route, U. s. A. U. s. Us, Usa, United States
ACROSS THE PLAINS TO CALIFORNIA BY THE NEW ROUTE, U.S.A. U.S. US, USA, UNITED STATES, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AMERICA, 1883: 1. A Prairie " Schooner" in a Squall. 2. Buffalo Soldiers. 3

Toothpick case circa 1800 C017 / 8362
Oval shaped toothpick case made of blonde tortoiseshell and silver with a centrally placed white cameo. This piece originates from mainland europe and dates from around 1800

Ear scoop and toothpicks, circa 1890 C017 / 8360
Two toothpicks, the lower one is in silver and the upper with folding mechanism and ear scoop. These date from around 1890, England

Fresh Omar fish at Listvyanka in Lake Baikal near Irkutsk in Siberia Russia

Used and unused toothpicks, SEM
Used and unused toothpicks. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of an unused (left) and a used (right) toothpicks. The used toothpick has a blunt end and is covered in dental plaque

Fernsehturm, Television Tower, Telespargel (Toothpick), Panoramastrasse, Berlin, Germany, Europe

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"Toothpick: A Small Tool with a Big Impact" In the picturesque island of Grenada, nestled in the heart of the West Indies in Central America, locals enjoy sipping on classic rum punch sprinkled with nutmeg. As they raise their glasses to toast, toothpicks come into play – these tiny tools effortlessly remove remnants of delicious spices from between teeth. Meanwhile, towering above Berlin's skyline stands the iconic Fernsehturm. Amidst its panoramic views and bustling crowds, Muhammad Ali strolls through on August 31st, 1967. The charismatic boxer takes time out to meet his adoring fans; a moment captured as he engages with them before getting back into his car. Across vast plains leading to California by an alternative route lies an adventurous journey through the United States. Toothpicks find their place within travelers' pockets - a handy companion for those seeking comfort during long rides or satisfying cravings after meals along this scenic path. Delving into history reveals intriguing artifacts like a toothpick case dating back to circa 1800 and an assortment of ear scoops and toothpicks from around 1890. These relics offer glimpses into past civilizations' oral hygiene practices and remind us that even centuries ago, people recognized the importance of maintaining dental health. From distant shores comes another tale – at Listvyanka in Lake Baikal near Irkutsk in Siberia Russia, fresh Omar fish tantalizes taste buds. As locals indulge in this delicacy, toothpicks become indispensable allies for removing any lingering bones that may interrupt their gastronomic delight. Venturing further westward brings us to Greece – a land steeped in ancient history and rich culture. Here too, toothpicks make appearances after indulging in delectable Mediterranean cuisine; they discreetly aid diners while enjoying traditional dishes amidst breathtaking European landscapes. But it is not just about convenience or culinary pleasures; dental plaque reminds us of the importance of oral hygiene.