The Gillette Company

Harry Pentney

Brian Oldroyd

John Charles Terry

A safety razor including a platform member and a cap member releasably interengageable to clamp a razor blade therebetween, the cap member having on its undersurface projection means which extend through the platform member and are adapted to be releasably engaged to clamp the said members together. The projection means have a substantial longitudinal extent to provide for distribution of the clamping forces.

Plastic double edge razor

A shaving unit dispenser including means for locating a razor handle in a loading position in which a shaving unit can be transferred from a storage position in the dispenser to a position of operative engagement with the handle, and latch means which prevents movement of the shaving unit from its storage position, the latch means being operated to release the shaving unit by location of the razor handle in the loading position.

Shaving unit dispenser

A dispensing container for double edged razor blades, the container comprising a storage compartment for a stack of blades and a dispensing opening at one end of the compartment, the opening being defined by portions of a single, integral moulding, which portions are substantially spaced apart in the moulded condition of the moulding, but are relatively movable into a final position in which they are closer together to define the dispensing opening.

Dispensing container with frangible webs

A shaving unit having blade means exposed forwardly of an overlying cap member and rearwardly of a guard member, wherein the blade means and guard member are movable in unison and relative to the cap means against a resilient restoring force in response to forces transmitted to the unit during a shaving operation, to alter the shaving geometry of the unit.

Shaving unit

A dispensing container for razor blade units, the container comprising a plurality of compartments, each compartment adapted to releasably retain a shaving unit.

Dispensing container for razor blade units

A dispensing container for shaving units, the shaving units being adapted for engagement with a razor handle, the container comprising a storage compartment for retaining a plurality of the shaving units, a wall structure for receiving and releasably retaining the head of a razor handle adapted to receive the shaving units, and a member facilitating movement of the shaving units out of the storage compartment and into engagement with the razor head, whereby a shaving unit can be withdrawn from the container by withdrawal of the razor.

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Reading, United Kingdom

Harry Pentney