Vibrator often called sex toys was already there since a few centuries ago. A new museum in San Francisco US, displaying some kind of vibrator from the 18th century until the late 19th century. The museum is named Antique Vibrator Museum.
The good on display in it is a collection of Good Vibrations, sex toys shop that opened several branches in the US. Located at the rear of the store on Polk Street, San Francisco, this museum does not charge a fee to visit.
Here are 10 Type Vibrator Was A Strange in the World
1. Dr. Macaura's Pulsocon Blood Circulator (1880-1920)
An initial generation vibrator with a strong vibration and sound like serrations machine. This model reminds that the vibrator is not only used for pleasure only but to give you a massage and blood circulation. At that time, the vibrator is claimed as a tool to address a variety of health complaints.
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2. Vibrator Dr Johansen (1904-1907)
This tool does not require electricity because it can be driven alone. So those who live far away from the access to electricity can still get health benefits through vibration generated manually. This tool is used much in demand in Europe and the United States, even the models could be made in Japan.
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3. Dettwiller Pneumatic Vibrator (1906)
Take a look the top lid of the tool, it will be found a tank of compressed air to make this tool vibrate. This design is very unusual so it is not as popular as a tool that uses electricity.
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4. Polar Cub (1928)
The design is rather simple and is packed in a box illustrated icebergs, polar bears and a woman with a nightgown. Information use is stamped on the box in English, French, and Spanish.
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5. Vibrosage (1933)
These tools are small and only half the size of a vibrator that is now on the market. This tool is easy to find on the market in the 1930s and 1940s. Generally made of brightly colored aluminum.
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6. Redusaway (1940)
In the late 1930s to early 1940s, vibrators are also marketed to help you lose weight. Unfortunately, the appliance is equipped with a vibration is less proven to be effective for slimming the body, but design modifications can still be found in some gym until now.
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7. Rolling Pin Heat Massager (1932)
It looked like a mill cake, only equipped with a heater. The tool is designed with a comfortable grip heater once the vibration feature.
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8. Spot Reducer (1950)
This tool is intended for weight loss. It looked like a cup of vibrating rubber strap and equipped for easy use.
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9. Stim-U-Lax (the early 1960s)
Originally designed in 1930 and little changed in the 1980s. Swedish massage tool is often found in the barbershop and ultimately more used to massage the scalp after completion shaved.
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10. Hitachi (1960 early 1970 final)
It is an electric vibrator of the most popular to date. Hitachi Magic Wand has now been modified to look more modern and sleek.
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