Schick Injector Identification?

[seanusa]

So I just got two Schick injector razors from my father in law and was wondering what I have. I know nothing about them and am in need of some council. Here is what I have.

The first picture has "patented" and "M27" under the head, the second has "M14"
I would love to know the years these razors are from and what the model names are and any other info I can get.

 

[britewhiteram]

http://www.renaldo.us/SchickRazors.php

looks like a L for the first one

and an N for the second one

 

[mftoms59]

The Top razor looks like an L1, L models were produced ~1965-1980; the second Razor looks like an N1 or N2, produced between 1980- 1998. The Renaldo site is the most common reference material for U.S. made Injectors, I'd suggest Bookmarking before getting bit by IRAD; http://www.renaldo.us/SchickRazors.php Injectors were not manufacture coded the same way Gillette Razors were during production. Precise production runs are limited to speculation based on older Advertisements and the memories of our Mature Members, before anyone takes offense I'm 54 and barely qualify for that category

 

[Mick]

http://www.renaldo.us/SchickRazors.php

looks like a L for the first one

and an N for the second one

Yep.... sure are.

http://wiki.badgerandblade.com/Type_L

http://wiki.badgerandblade.com/Type_N

Clean them up and start using them.

 

[seanusa]

thanks guys for the info and the reference material, never used an injector nut my local bi-mart still sells the blades so and injector shave is in my future!

 

[Mick]

thanks guys for the info and the reference material, never used an injector nut my local bi-mart still sells the blades so and injector shave is in my future!

You will be pleasantly surprised. Injector razors are the forgotten step child of wet shaving. Great shaves are in store for you.

My shave last night (Schick I-2 model)

 

[gearchow]

I still prefer the original web site. It was down for sometime and Renaldo copied it out of archive, but the original web site is back now:

THE SCHICK INJECTOR RAZOR - HISTORY, DEVELOPMENT AND IDENTIFICATION GUIDE

-jim

 

[mftoms59]

I still prefer the original web site. It was down for sometime and Renaldo copied it out of archive, but the original web site is back now:

THE SCHICK INJECTOR RAZOR - HISTORY, DEVELOPMENT AND IDENTIFICATION GUIDE

-jim

Identical to the one I linked, just a different font & print size, and easier to read for my old eyes.