1960s to mid-1970s (Type L series era, Razor Vint

Updated August 7, 2026

Here’s a classic piece of mid-century American engineering: a vintage Schick Injector safety razor from the late 1960s–1970s, complete with its long black plastic handle and original patent-marked head. The innovative injector system lets you load a fresh blade without ever touching the sharp edge—safe, fast, and still highly effective today. Mild yet efficient, this razor delivers a comfortable single-edge shave that many prefer over modern cartridges. Fully functional and ready for daily use or display, it’s an authentic, affordable slice of shaving history that continues to perform decades later. The 2,911,713 patent was granted in 1959 and appears on Schick Injectors from the Type I onward; the black plastic handle and M-series code place this example firmly in the later, more common production window rather than the earlier bakelite or metal-handled models of the 1930s–1950s.The 2,911,713 patent was granted in 1959 and appears on Schick Injectors from the Type I onward; the black plastic handle and M-series code place this example firmly in the later, more common production window rather than the earlier bakelite or metal-handled models of the 1930s–1950s.

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