2015年9月21日 · To help awareness and prevention of suicide, Cpl. Jacob Schick (ret.) told his story about his life and the help he received to that prevented him from committing suicide. THE GOOD, THE BAD,...

Jacob Schick is a third-generation combat Marine, motivational speaker and actor who epitomizes service and sacrifice. Jake helps individuals and teams maximize their potential by using his experience and the effects of being severely wounded in Iraq.

Jacob Schick's legacy lives on through his invention of the electric razor, which revolutionized the shaving experience. He also patented the General Jacobs Boat, a shallow-draft vessel, and an improved pencil sharpener.

2015年9月21日 · To help awareness and prevention of suicide, Cpl. Jacob Schick (ret.) told his story about his life and the help he received to that prevented him from committing suicide. The Good, The Bad, The...

On May 13, 1930, Colonel Jacob Schick obtained patent No. 1,757,978 for his dry electric shaver. The idea of creating an electric razor came to him while he recuperated from an injury suffered while doing some gold exploration in Alaska and British Columbia in the early 1910s.

2016年12月6日 · An IED in Iraq would forever change the physical and mental state of Marine Jacob Schick, as well as his life’s purpose.

…manufactured was that on which Jacob Schick, a retired U.S. Army colonel, applied for a patent in 1928 and that he placed on the market in 1931. Competitive models soon appeared. In the electric razor a shearing head, driven by a small motor, is divided into two sections: the outer…

2023年3月4日 · Colonel, Jacob Schick was a successful American inventor who patented his dry electric razor on May 13, 1930, patent US1757978A. He also started the Schick Dry Shaver, Inc. razor company. He’s well known as the “father of electric razors.”

Col. Jacob Schick (September 16, 1877 - July 3, 1937) was an American inventor and entrepreneur who patented the first electric razor and started the Schick Dry Shaver, Inc. razor company.

USMC Cpl Jacob Schick is a third-generation Marine who now serves as the Chief Executive Officer for 22KILL a non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness of the epidemic of the 22 warriors that die by suicide every day.