Originally designed in the 1930s and little-changed throughout the middle of the 20th century, this Swedish massager was often encountered at the barbershop, where its specialty was scalp massage after a haircut.
Look closely at the graphic on the inside lid of the Detwiller's case and you'll see the tank of compressed air that made this model vibrate. A very unusual design that did not make the marketplace headway that electricity-powered vibrators did.
Dr. Johansen's Vibrator (1904-1907)
Homes
without electricity could still enjoy the health benefits of vibration
with hand-crank mechanical models, which were available in both Europe
and the US. At least one model was also made in Japan.
Currently the most popular electric vibrator, the Hitachi Magic Wand began its life decades ago with a sleek modern look.
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