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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
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I've never seen one of those that i know of. Where do all the blades that you drop in there go to?Old homes used to have slots in the medicine cabinets, where you would toss your razor blades, after shaving.
While you certainly don't see that any more, there is now a company selling these:
I work in a 100 plus year old building with similar original medicine cabinets so I had to see if there was a slot and sure enough, there was a slot
Mine was built in 1955 but I have no slot? The home I grew up in was built in 1893 had no slot either. I feel betrayed ha ha ha
Wowz. I live in a haus that was built in 1908 ... I'm gonna check all the bathrooms as soon as i get enough coffee in meThey would fall into the space between the walls.
An alternate universe. They are then extracted by a special technique developed by La Bella and made into flat wound strings.
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Nice rack.Life Magazine Cover Photos Miss Lube Job, Miss Body & Fender, Miss Gas Station????????????
In 1951 the Muller Bros., an Oldsmobile-Firestone Tire-Car Wash-Cafe-Body Shop-Home Appliance-Auto Supply Dealer located at Sunset and Ivar in L.A., California, named their complex “The Landing.” With good reason, they had everything you could want on one lot. It was giant compared to most new and used car dealers of the time, [it] even had a control tower. They came up with the idea to hold a beauty contest to celebrate the 3,000,000th car to be pulled through its car wash. Life Magazine was there to photo-document the PR event for the rest of us to look back on. Obviously, all the girls, the winner of the beauty contest, and the car wash winning dude, look pretty happy.
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They just installed similar things on the boardwalk in Coney Island/Brighton Beach in Bklyn. Only differences, they look like hand sanitizer machines - and they have sunSCREEN
.Oh yeah, and they're free! Go figure. We'll see how long that lasts.
Mental image of a chicken in the machine that is franticly trying to keep up with the demand.
I like the disclaimer at the bottom of the box - "Purchaser agrees not to disclose secrets contained within!"
