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Added some neat vintage pin back buttons to the shop recently, Roy Rogers buttons that were put out by Grape Nuts cereal in the 1950’s, some buttons with universities Yake, Rutgers etc. which I seem to remember from about same time. A Polka Dottie button from the Rootie Kazootie Club and lots of others from that era including Hopalong Cassidy, Boy Scout related etc. Pin back buttons can make an interesting collection, small and affordable. Many companies used them as advertising premiums etc.

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A neat collectible that doesn’t take a lot of space, advertising drink stirrers or swizzle sticks. Some are made of solid glass, some hollow glass tubes with paper advertising inside. You also have the normal plastic type and at times you come up with some odd types. Guess you could collect them anyway you want, by towns, cities, states, color, style etc. Easy to store just fill up drinking glasses or other bar glasses. With a little ingenuity you could frame them or mount them under glass.

We have several different advertising swizzle sticks in stock.

A few non-advertising glass solid color swizzle sticks also. They can be found in many colors such as cobalt, different shades of greens, amber etc.

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Here are a few interesting and obsolete safety razors I accumulated over the last few weeks.

Sears Roebuck, Ever-Ready Safety Razor
Vintage Ever-Ready safety razor with Compliments of Sears Roebuck and Co. / The Worlds Largest Store on the top of the flip open blade holder, marked Ever-Ready / Bklyn, N.Y. / Pat. App’d For inside. Uses regular single edge razor blades. SOLD

Shermac Ladies Safety Razor
Vintage Shermac ladies underarm razor, has green marblized handle and uses round blade. Don’t know if these blades are available, but checking around.

Adelene Safety Razor
Vintage Adelene safety razor, made by Hode’s - Hyman Specialty Co. Fremont, Ohio. They were used as an advertising promotion, given away with a box advertising a customers company. Early 1900’s era. Not sure what type blade fit but researching as you read. Nice addition to your vintage razor collection.

Penn Single Edge Safety Razor
Vintage Penn single edge safety razor, early 1920’s. Manufactured by A. C. Penn, Inc. Singer Bldg., New York, NY. Twist bottom of handle and blade holder opens slightly to replace blade. Uses a thin single edge blade 5/32 x 1-1/2 inches. Great addition to your safety razor collection.

Kriss Kross Safety Razor, Rhodes
Vintage Kriss Kross safety razor, made by Rhodes Mfg. St Louis, Mo. Head tilts from side to side. Pat. July 13, 1926. Uses a thin single edge blade about 7/16 x 1-1/2 inches. If anybody knows a source for these blades please let me know.

Please visit our vintage razors for sale in the shop.

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