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Electric Razor Invention. Jacob schick’s 2nd commercial design of an electric razor goes on sale. On this day in 1928, jacob schick was issued a patent for the electric razor after he invented one based on the reloading mechanism of a repeating rifle. The first practical, electric shavers go on sale. 1,757,978 for his dry electric shaver. They’re definitely a cut above their clumsy predecessors. His first attempt, which went on sale in 1929, was an. Schick believed that shaving could be improved over the wet shave process that was common during the early 20th century and designed an electric shaver which could provide a dry shave removing the need for shaving cream or brushes. On may 13, 1930, colonel jacob schick obtained patent no. In 1930, a canadian army colonel, jacob schick, filed the first patent for an electric shaver. The idea of creating an electric razor came to him while he recuperated from an injury suffered while doing some gold exploration in

The idea of creating an electric razor came to him while he recuperated from an injury suffered while doing some gold exploration in Schick believed that shaving could be improved over the wet shave process that was common during the early 20th century and designed an electric shaver which could provide a dry shave removing the need for shaving cream or brushes. His first attempt, which went on sale in 1929, was an. On this day in 1928, jacob schick was issued a patent for the electric razor after he invented one based on the reloading mechanism of a repeating rifle. 1,757,978 for his dry electric shaver. On may 13, 1930, colonel jacob schick obtained patent no. The first practical, electric shavers go on sale. Jacob schick’s 2nd commercial design of an electric razor goes on sale. They’re definitely a cut above their clumsy predecessors. In 1930, a canadian army colonel, jacob schick, filed the first patent for an electric shaver.

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Electric Razor Invention On may 13, 1930, colonel jacob schick obtained patent no. His first attempt, which went on sale in 1929, was an. 1,757,978 for his dry electric shaver. The first practical, electric shavers go on sale. In 1930, a canadian army colonel, jacob schick, filed the first patent for an electric shaver. The idea of creating an electric razor came to him while he recuperated from an injury suffered while doing some gold exploration in On this day in 1928, jacob schick was issued a patent for the electric razor after he invented one based on the reloading mechanism of a repeating rifle. Jacob schick’s 2nd commercial design of an electric razor goes on sale. They’re definitely a cut above their clumsy predecessors. On may 13, 1930, colonel jacob schick obtained patent no. Schick believed that shaving could be improved over the wet shave process that was common during the early 20th century and designed an electric shaver which could provide a dry shave removing the need for shaving cream or brushes.