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* 1922 Advert: "Best Sellers." 'The Jigger Patents are unique because they combine utility, novelty and quality. A use for discarded Safety Razor Blades. The Jigger Knife utilises them in a most ingenious manner for over 20 different purposes'. Also the Jigger Fountain Pen-Cil. A combined Pen and Pencil; and the Jigger Haircutter and Pocket Comb. | * 1922 Advert: "Best Sellers." 'The Jigger Patents are unique because they combine utility, novelty and quality. A use for discarded Safety Razor Blades. The Jigger Knife utilises them in a most ingenious manner for over 20 different purposes'. Also the Jigger Fountain Pen-Cil. A combined Pen and Pencil; and the Jigger Haircutter and Pocket Comb. (Stand No. D.51) | ||
== Sources of Information == | == Sources of Information == | ||
* [[1922 British Industries Fair]] Advert cxxii | * [[1922 British Industries Fair]] Advert cxxii and p.42 | ||
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of Bassishaw House, Basinghall Street, London, EC2
- 1922 Advert: "Best Sellers." 'The Jigger Patents are unique because they combine utility, novelty and quality. A use for discarded Safety Razor Blades. The Jigger Knife utilises them in a most ingenious manner for over 20 different purposes'. Also the Jigger Fountain Pen-Cil. A combined Pen and Pencil; and the Jigger Haircutter and Pocket Comb. (Stand No. D.51)
Sources of Information
- 1922 British Industries Fair Advert cxxii and p.42