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Title: Hardware merchandising March-June 1921
Year: 1921 (1920s)
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Subjects: Hardware industry Hardware Implements, utensils, etc Building
Publisher: Toronto :
Contributing Library: Fisher - University of Toronto
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et in threepositions providing slanting as well as thestraight stroke. The guard is flat andleaves no ribbons of lather on the face aftershaving, while the opening between theguard and blade permits the free passageof lather and avoids clogging. Handle is permanently attached to theframe which opens wide, permitting the in-sertion and removing of the blades withoutdanger of cutting the fingers and makingthe razor easy to clean. To Sell For $ 1 .OO Each to the Shaver Sold through the regular Jobbing andRetail trade in keeping with recognizedmerchandising practices. There is a profit on the razor as well as on the blades If your jobber cannot supply you, write us. GENEVA CUTLERY CORPORATION Makers of the famous Genco Razors 159 GATES AVE., GENEVA, N.Y. WINNIPEG:—C. C. CRAIG COMPANY, 332 Bannatyne Avenue Largest Manufacturers of Standard Razors in the WorldSENCA RAZORS AND BLADES—Made by Shaving-Edge Specialists If interested, tear out this page and place with letters to be answered.
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