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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 8 (August 1907) (1907)

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and which, furthermore, is providedwith removable, double-edged blades. The blades aresecured in what may be called the body portion of therazor, and this body portion is formed with a tangwhich is pivoted in a slotted handle, so that the razormay be folded after the usual manner to protect… … AN IMPROVEMENT IN SAFETY RAZORS. on the face of section A is a tongue or rib, G, pro-vided with a pair of opposite lateral projections, D.When the cover plate is fastened in place the tongue,C, serves to space it from the guard section. In thenarrow space or slot so formed the thin razor blade,E,…

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