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A holdout gun for your purse

A knockout lipstick

A twist-off watch

A safe-cracking watch

An atomizer

A VitaRay Detector from Project Rebirth

A light gun and protective glasses

A butler/chauffeur with a walkie-talkie

A back massager gone horribly wrong

A lockpicking brooch that you wear to work

Meanwhile, the bad guys have:

Another angle on the typewritercom

A gas-trapped briefcase

A camera pen

A fingerprint kit

A dangerously toylike automatic pistol

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You need this, obviously. (And the jewelry box of useful-looking other stuff.)

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Does it apply a polymer that protects you from the dose that sedates your victim? Unknown.

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Hopefully it tells time as well as being...

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Handy!

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Mostly holds perfume; can be pressed into use as a fire extinguisher.

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Has both sentimental and investigative value. Can be used on grocery trucks, watches and armpits.

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Ow, ow, ow. It doesn't seem to erase memory a la "Men in Black," it just painfully blinds and disorients your target.

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Jarvis' walkie-talkie is actually smaller than some '80s phones.

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This was one of Howard Stark's too-dangerous-to-use inventions, not standard Peggy kit.

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Even handier!

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A typewriter communicator receiving via a talcum powder-razor antenna.

Yeah, not sure what's going on there.

It's pretty cool, but they're still not Peggy.

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Better lighting, still mysterious.

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Not sure who supplied the gizmo, but Jarvis bluffed through it beautifully.

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Howard Stark's camera pen doesn't excite Peggy the way he expects it to, but she does use it.

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Simply classic.

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As the lady says, "I want that!"

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