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  1. 07-06-2008, 04:56 AM #1
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    Default Can anyone ID this vibrating razor I saw at the antique store today?

    Sorry for the crappy pics, I only had my cell phone on me at the time.




    It was a vibrating razor. If you twisted the bottom, it wound a spring concealed in the largest part of the base, and the head of the razor would vibrate.


    Any idea what it would be worth? I'm considering going back to buy it if someone would make it worth my trouble.
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  2. 07-06-2008, 07:19 AM #2
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    Here's some info:

    40s vintage STAHLY razor POINTER dog PHEASANT hunt AD - eBay (item 6194407699 end time May-25-08 06:46:50 PDT)

    stahly live blade razor

    A bit of history on vibrating razors, if you scroll down you find something on Stahly:

    Electric Shaver Museum, Electric Safety Razors exhibition (no-frames/text-only version)

    Just buy it and let us know! I would like to add one health warning: "If used as a vibrator do not put a blade in it"
    Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose. Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kees View Post

    Just buy it and let us know! I would like to add one health warning: "If used as a vibrator do not put a blade in it"
    ...Ugh!
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    I sure as heck wouldn't be using that as a PCR shaver!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Viola View Post
    I sure as heck wouldn't be using that as a PCR shaver!
    Viola: can you explain to me what PCR means? I am a non-native speaker trying to increase my knowledge ot the English language: still learning at 47 years of age!
    To me PCR means Polymerase Chain Raction, a thing you cannot shave even if you want to.
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  6. 07-07-2008, 09:12 AM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kees View Post
    Viola: can you explain to me what PCR means? I am a non-native speaker trying to increase my knowledge ot the English language: still learning at 47 years of age!
    To me PCR means Polymerase Chain Raction, a thing you cannot shave even if you want to.
    PCR stands for the Project Coochie Razor thread, which is about shaving the female genital area.
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