Godey's Toilet Sachet

This was copied from a similar item featured in Godey's Lady's Book, May, 1859:

“LADY'S TOILET SACHET. This article, which is decidedly novel in its plan, will be found extremely useful to ladies when traveling, as it is capable of containing every article required for the toilet in a convenient, compact, and portable form. The sachet contains upwards of a dozen compartments, or pockets, with the names of the articles for which they are destined marked upon them. The following enumeration of a few of these articles will afford an idea of the usefulness of the sachet: Soap, pins, tooth-powder and brush, nail-brush, hair-pins, combs, hair-brushes, ribbons, laces, etc. We have only to add that the sachet is made of brown holland, and trimmed with narrow red silk braid. Each division, or pocket, is edged with this braid, and the name of the article it is intended to contain is marked on it in letters of red silk. The whole, when rolled up, is tied round by a red ribbon.”