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An EverReady '25 set with a '14 head, it was produced that way. It's in the production nickle plated brass touring case. Soap residue and all on the blade case.




Model C AutoStrop "Special Set"
1925
more specifically the razor is a model VC1, $1 model
These sets were noted for being given to VIPs by newspapers. This particular one is imprinted with the "Menominee Herald-Leader". I believe before I used it it was NOS. The strop is NOS and in the box.







Kampfe 1914 Identical to Hero '14
It was their first model designed to take SE blades. This will definitely be sent out for replating.








Valet VC3






EverReady 1904 another definite for replating. I'm pretty sure it was designed for wedge blades, but I modified it to take SE blades just fine. It's a very aggressive razor.






EverReady 1928






GEM juniors






The wifes Lady Gillette





That's it for now gents!

IAmTheJody wrote:

Definitely the 'precious'. Nice piece.

I recently found this in the wild at an antique store. I have never seen this before or heard about it anywhere. Research has turned up next to nothing. If anyone knows anything about this razor post in my thread here: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=52115.

A rare(ish) one.

I bought this NOS razor. Impeccable.

Hi, Me and my partner are based in England and we are reproducing the classic Darwin Razor, which will be engineered to a very high standard. We are interested in members opinions.

rakha1,
If you are talking of a commercial product from which you hope to make a profit, please post anything about it in the Shopping forum. You might also like to read the Posting Guidelines, as it seems Rule #4 might apply.

Otherwise, welcome to SMF. Tell us about the Darwin Razor.

Chris

Y1 President Replated in Rhodium

Gillette 1909 ABC Pocket Edition with Super Rare Logo Engraved Cap!










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1920's Gillette Cigarette Case Razor Set

Here's a few to look at.

1960 F4 Gillette adjustable 195 (Fatboy) with original satin nickel plating.

Gillette gold ball end tech

Rodgers & Sons in faux turtle

Schick injector razor Type D, the first Schick to be called an "Injector," lighter than its Magazine Repeating Razor predecessors that had a blade-feeding mechanism in the handle. The handle on this model opens to access the blade and clean that area, so you don't need a "finger" on your blade pack to open the razor and change blades.

1954 Z 4
Year and quarter of my birth.
The last production of the 1940s-style handle.
I will have to see how it polishes up. I've seen worse come out pretty good after a good toothpaste scrubbing and some Fltz. If not too bad, I will use it as-is. If needed I will have it refurbed and re-plated.
Photo is from the eBay ad.