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31/f Bi/Pan Furry girl
She/Her
Taken by the wonderful Wottr ❤️
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No.6 and last for tonight is this 1950s pifco vibrator.
It uses the same principle as the last but in a modernized for the time form factor.
This was the first one I ever bought.
It uses the same principle as the last but in a modernized for the time form factor.
This was the first one I ever bought.
January 17, 2025 at 9:12 PM
No.6 and last for tonight is this 1950s pifco vibrator.
It uses the same principle as the last but in a modernized for the time form factor.
This was the first one I ever bought.
It uses the same principle as the last but in a modernized for the time form factor.
This was the first one I ever bought.
No.5 this mid 1930s vibrator was made by the British company Pifco in their German factory.
Just like the Ajax this one uses a variable voltage trembler coil to crate the vibration.
Complete set with manual and box.
Just like the Ajax this one uses a variable voltage trembler coil to crate the vibration.
Complete set with manual and box.
January 17, 2025 at 9:10 PM
No.5 this mid 1930s vibrator was made by the British company Pifco in their German factory.
Just like the Ajax this one uses a variable voltage trembler coil to crate the vibration.
Complete set with manual and box.
Just like the Ajax this one uses a variable voltage trembler coil to crate the vibration.
Complete set with manual and box.
No.4
This is an unbranded one from Germany produced in 1931.
It uses a motor with an eccentric weight to make the attachments vibrate.
Looks like a raygun haha.
This is an unbranded one from Germany produced in 1931.
It uses a motor with an eccentric weight to make the attachments vibrate.
Looks like a raygun haha.
January 17, 2025 at 9:06 PM
No.4
This is an unbranded one from Germany produced in 1931.
It uses a motor with an eccentric weight to make the attachments vibrate.
Looks like a raygun haha.
This is an unbranded one from Germany produced in 1931.
It uses a motor with an eccentric weight to make the attachments vibrate.
Looks like a raygun haha.
No.3 The oldest electric one I have is this dating from around ww1
Branded as the AJAX it is British made.
Complete with our box and attachments.
Branded as the AJAX it is British made.
Complete with our box and attachments.
January 17, 2025 at 9:04 PM
No.3 The oldest electric one I have is this dating from around ww1
Branded as the AJAX it is British made.
Complete with our box and attachments.
Branded as the AJAX it is British made.
Complete with our box and attachments.
No.2 from the mid 1900s The VeeDee (name is a lil unfortunate now X3)
In it's original box, Instructions and attachments!
It uses a spinning flywheel that can be moved of it's central axis to control the vibration intensity!
In it's original box, Instructions and attachments!
It uses a spinning flywheel that can be moved of it's central axis to control the vibration intensity!
January 17, 2025 at 9:00 PM
No.2 from the mid 1900s The VeeDee (name is a lil unfortunate now X3)
In it's original box, Instructions and attachments!
It uses a spinning flywheel that can be moved of it's central axis to control the vibration intensity!
In it's original box, Instructions and attachments!
It uses a spinning flywheel that can be moved of it's central axis to control the vibration intensity!
As I was asked so nicely X3
Here are a few of my favourites
No.1
Here is my oldest from the 1880s Dr Macauras Patent Blood Circulator.
This one is rather ingenious it uses an eccentric cam and spring follower to make the black plate vibrate when the handle is cranked.
Here are a few of my favourites
No.1
Here is my oldest from the 1880s Dr Macauras Patent Blood Circulator.
This one is rather ingenious it uses an eccentric cam and spring follower to make the black plate vibrate when the handle is cranked.
January 17, 2025 at 8:52 PM
As I was asked so nicely X3
Here are a few of my favourites
No.1
Here is my oldest from the 1880s Dr Macauras Patent Blood Circulator.
This one is rather ingenious it uses an eccentric cam and spring follower to make the black plate vibrate when the handle is cranked.
Here are a few of my favourites
No.1
Here is my oldest from the 1880s Dr Macauras Patent Blood Circulator.
This one is rather ingenious it uses an eccentric cam and spring follower to make the black plate vibrate when the handle is cranked.