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Gillette travel tech. My second vintage razor after an Ever-Ready. It's somehow smaller in person than how I pictured it, haha. I think it's early 1965 with K 1 so it's older than my mum
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Gillette travel tech. My second vintage razor after an Ever-Ready. It's somehow smaller in person than how I pictured it, haha. I think it's early 1965 with K 1 so it's older than my mum
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Gillette travel tech. My second vintage razor after an Ever-Ready. It's somehow smaller in person than how I pictured it, haha. I think it's early 1965 with K 1 so it's older than my mum
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Mummy bitches favourite sonny baby boy, he sooo bloody cute.Don't talk about my mum like that
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Canadian Schick Type E
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Which version? Because there are two? E1 or E2?
Canadian Schick Type E
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Dunno. The head doesn’t open (and hasn’t been forced) if that helps.
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The head doesn’t open might be E2, E1 allows you to manually loaded the injector blade as optional by opening the head.
You can still loaded the injector blade into the E1 without opening the head, but, still insert with an injector key to load the blade.
I believe there was an E3, double check via Badger & Blade forum.
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Likely an E3 (from a bit of reading).
I specifically did not want one where the head opens (or has been forced open) ... ugly scratches, you know. I've also read that the later Canadian G types could have E heads - it's all apparent in the seam on the handle.
I've entirely forgotten everything I knew about Schicks. Fun to re-learn.
I specifically did not want one where the head opens (or has been forced open) ... ugly scratches, you know. I've also read that the later Canadian G types could have E heads - it's all apparent in the seam on the handle.
I've entirely forgotten everything I knew about Schicks. Fun to re-learn.
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The EDT, although slightly different from the cologne, is also superb in its own right.
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The middle orange tub smells bloody fantastic throughout summer.
