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Tilting shaving mirror.
CANADIAN WORKSHOP Jan 1986 (v.9#4) pg. 40

Oval shaving mirror in a woden frame is mounted in a bracket supported by a turned base on three legs.
CANADIAN WORKSHOP Oct 1986 (v.10#1) pg. 56

Old-fashioned shaving mirror. Small Cheval mirror is supported by two turned posts attached to a base assembly holding two small drawers. Unit is designed to sit on top of a dresser. Overall dimensions: 20" wide, 12" deep, 21" tall.
CANADIAN WORKSHOP Dec 1989 (v.13#3) pg. 22

Shaving stand. Beveled mirror in frame pivots between standards mounted on a three-drawer base.
FAMILY HANDYMAN #89 Dec 1965 (v.15#6) pg. 47

Three wall mounted pine cabinets done in the style of Shaker. (1) Mirrored shaving cabinet. (2) Spice cabinet. (3) Corner cupboard with doors.
MECHANIX ILLUSTRATED #621 Feb 1980 (v.76) pg. 34

Early American shaving console is 5" deep, 7" wide and 18" high. Brackets extend out an additional 5" on each side to form candle holders. Unit includes a 4.5" diameter mirror, shelf, comb and brush box, storage drawer and towel holder.
POPULAR MECHANICS Jan 1972 (v.137#1) pg. 140

Two authentic Lincoln reproductions. Abraham Lincoln's shaving mirror and Mary Lincoln's vanity mirror are reproductions of those found in the Lincoln's Springfield, Illinois, home.
POPULAR MECHANICS Feb 1978 (v.149#2) pg. 102

Two Victorian shaving stands you can make. (1) Wall-hung shaving mirror. (2) Free-standing shaving stand with mirror.
POPULAR MECHANICS Feb 1983 (v.159#2) pg. 108

Make a duplicate of Abraham Lincoln's wall-hung, Victorian shaving mirror.
POPULAR MECHANICS Feb 1983 (v.159#2) pg. 116

Circular shaving mirror in a wooden frame is supported by a short decorative base and can be adjusted to any angle desired.
WEEKEND WOODWORKING (PROJECTS) #40 Jul 1994 (v.7#4) pg. 20

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