EARLIEST HAIR DRYER PATENT ART 1911 POSTER

Patent Art of one of the earliest HAIR DRYERS of 1911. On a white background with an elegant black pinline border. From the Inventor: The invention relates to hair driers and more particularly to that type of devices which includes a heater and a fan for forcing a blast of hot air through the heater and which is capable of manual manipulation, so that a lady can conveniently operate the device. The invention designs to provide an improved hair-drier of this type which is simple'in construction and which is well adapted for manipulation by hand to direct the air as desired to the different portions of a ladys head. The invention further designs to provide an improved device of this type which readily permits the heater to be disconnected or detached, so that when it is desired to dry the hair by means of a current of cool air the heater may be removed and the fan operated manually without the heater.