Can any of the Shovel head guru’s like Rocketman, Ron R and others; you know who you, help me with the following questions:
The 1924 ER Shovel head was one of the first SE’s to be designed and equipped to handle a modern SE blade like their GEM SS PTFE, correct?
That year did GEM? Ever Ready? or the combined company come out with the “modern PTFE” blade? They were a blade company; not a razor company, correct?
My understanding is that in the early 20’s GEM/Ever Ready wanted to break away from consumers stropping blades so that they could open the market to their “modern” blade?
After the Shovel head every SE made by GEM/Ever Ready used their new blade?
The hole in my question is, how then were 1912 razor series and the 1914 compatible with “modern” PTFE blades?
The only razors I use are SE Ever Ready’s. I only own two ER’s.
-1924 ER Shovel head
-ER 1912
Thank you for your time. Continue to use the best razor and blade combination ever made IMHO, and continue enjoy your shaves.
The 1924 ER Shovel head was one of the first SE’s to be designed and equipped to handle a modern SE blade like their GEM SS PTFE, correct?
That year did GEM? Ever Ready? or the combined company come out with the “modern PTFE” blade? They were a blade company; not a razor company, correct?
My understanding is that in the early 20’s GEM/Ever Ready wanted to break away from consumers stropping blades so that they could open the market to their “modern” blade?
After the Shovel head every SE made by GEM/Ever Ready used their new blade?
The hole in my question is, how then were 1912 razor series and the 1914 compatible with “modern” PTFE blades?
The only razors I use are SE Ever Ready’s. I only own two ER’s.
-1924 ER Shovel head
-ER 1912
Thank you for your time. Continue to use the best razor and blade combination ever made IMHO, and continue enjoy your shaves.
