Hair Dryer Patent Print, Framed Vintage Barbershop Blueprint

Description

A single genuine patent drawing, framed at 11×14 in Barnwood, Charcoal, Black, or Walnut. As a hair dryer patent print it reproduces G. M. Kazanjian’s 1911 patent for the hair drier, filed in 1908 and granted three years later.

Patent No. 994,259 was filed November 20, 1908 and granted June 6, 1911, and the print keeps every figure, line, and date exactly as recorded on the original filing. It is a real piece of engineering history behind an object most people use without a second thought.

Each print is made to order in our family-owned shop in NE Ohio on aged parchment stock with fade-resistant inks. The sepia tone and fine linework suit a barbershop, a salon, or a vintage-styled bathroom, and it makes a fitting gift for a barber, stylist, or salon owner.

The frame is made for the wall, with a hanger on the back. The front panel is shatter-resistant and lightweight, so it hangs easily in a barbershop, salon, office, or bathroom.

Pick a frame color and give a patent print with real history behind a familiar tool – a memorable gift for a barber, stylist, or anyone who appreciates old engineering drawings.

Every order is made and packed by hand in our family shop in Northeast Ohio. We use premium gallery-wrapped canvas, high-quality frame material and fade-resistant inks for both prints and canvas. Each frame is made to order and shipped same or next business day.

Crossroads Home Decor is built around one simple idea: to Inspire, Encourage, and Connect. If you have any questions about this listing or your order, please send us a message — we’re happy to help. Thank you for supporting a small family business.

— Eric & Susan

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