1956 Safety Razor
The artwork is a patent for a safety razor, filed in 1956 by M. J. Shnitzler and assigned to Columbia University. The patent describes a new design for a safety razor that is intended to be more efficient and safer than existing models. The razor features a unique blade design that is said to provide a closer shave with less irritation. The patent also describes a new method for manufacturing the razor that is said to be more cost-effective than existing methods.
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Gloss
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With their gently reflective surface, glossy Displates offer enhanced contrast, highlighting vibrant hues, deep blacks, and intricate details.
Go for gloss if you're looking for a photo-like finish. For best effect, try to avoid direct light when arranging your posters.
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The subtle matte finish draws more attention to the smooth metal surface of your Displates, absorbing light and enhancing their elegant, soft texture.
The colors are slightly toned down, making this finish a perfect fit for all atmospheric illustrations and paintings.
