Philips Shaver

Philips Shaver

Before the electric shaver was successfully marketed, quite a few attempts were made to develop and promote variations of the device. The initial electric shaver patent was issued in 1898. A typical early model was called Lek-tro-shav and was sold in the 1910s. In order to work, a Lek-tro-shav had to be connected to a lightbulb socket. In the mid-1920s came the Vibro-Shave, whose handle included a tiny magnet and spring that also depended upon a lightbulb socket for its electric current.

Jacob Schick (1878–1937), a career U.S. Army officer, is credited as the inventor of what evolved into the modern-era electric shaver. Schick initially devised a shaver powered.

Philips Shaver

Philips Shaver

Philips Shaver

Philips Shaver

Philips Shaver

Philips Shaver

Philips Shaver

Philips Shaver

Philips Shaver

Philips Shaver

Philips Shaver

Philips Shaver

Philips Shaver

Philips Shaver

Philips Shaver

Philips Shaver

Philips Shaver