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HI9 ICON from the late 1700's. Hammered brass over painted wood. This is not one of the cheap mass produced pieces from Russia in the last fifteen years. This one originated in the area between Spain and France from one of the monasteries there. The paint has 'crazing' and the cloth backing has stained from years in a damp climate. One break to the brass just above the hand. Sorry, but the silver crown over the head is missing. 10.5" X 8.6" Came to America from a Swiss couple who immigrated in 1948. If you need further pictures, just ask. $1350 Pictures: A B C D E F G H I
SR1 Safety Razor by Dr. Scott. Complete in the tin box with all of the advertising on the outside. He did quite a bit with the 'electrical' merchandise. A beautiful safety razor with electric electrodes on the inside of the handle. $40 Pictures: A B C D E F G H I J
SR2 Fromm Special #42, by Otto Fromm Cutlery Co. Germany. Triple pinned yellow cellulose scales, owner's initials PR scratched in back by pivot pin. overall Exc.- $35 Pictures: A B
SR3 Razor Coffin Box, Wade and Butcher logo along with the six petal flower embossed on the surface. No damage and very old. This will complete a display set for an early Wade and Butcher razor. $20 Pictures: A B C
SR4 505 , 'By Townley Metal & HDW Co. Made in Germany' on the obverse of the shank. 9/16" wide, Unusual celluloid scales with very small rivet in the end. The edge is a bit dull. $40 Pictures: A B C D E F
SR5 Wade & Butcher razor in the original 'Coffin Box'. 3/4+" wide with horn scales in great condition: no worm holes nor cracks. Barber's notch. This fine old razor was never deeply hollow ground and has been honed many times (see jpg A) If you are thinking of having a razor restored by an expert, this one is a nice subject. It could be converted easily into a wedge and still have a very meaty blade. There never has been a hump backed shank. Priced right at $50 plus shipping. Pictures: A B C D E F G H
SR6 Geneva Cutlery Geneva, N. Y. U.S.A. complete with a mint Genco razor box. Nice 5/8" blade with interesting celluloid scales, double pinned, no nicks nor damage to the edge but it needs a good stropping. There is slight freckling on both sides where the blade meets the shank. Obverse of the shank has the Geneva Logo which has been acid etched. $60 Pictures: A B C D E
SR7 RED INJUN No. 102, by H. Boker & Co (Tree Logo). Germany. Boker made top quality German daggers, swords, and bayonets up to the end of WWII. Black plastic scales, square end, hollow ground, double pins, 3/4" wide blade, clean blade with no damage to edge. $35 Pictures: A B C D E
SR8 Gold Seal, by Albert. Still retains much of the pure gold plating. Yellow clear plastic scales. Exc. $40 Pictures: A B C
SR9 Improved Eagle #62, by Lyon Bro. of Germany. Eagle killing snake etched on blade, black plastic scales. VG+ $25 Pictures: A B C
SR10 Peacemaker, Shurman Razor Co. St. Louis, Mo. Cow horn scales with nickel-silver wraps on each end. deep hollow ground blade. Exc. $40 Pictures: A B
SR11 Unknown. There is a long box with points on either end that contains the words: Universally Approved Best Silver Steel The scales are buffalo horn but there is one crack through the end pin. The sides of the shank and the blade are hollow ground, the back has a high peak to it. The shank has grooves cut on the top and bottom for a firm grip. Barber's notch is present. There is a mild hump on the shank. Nice old razor and one of the most beautiful designs I have run across. $60 Pictures: A B C D E F
SR12 Universal, by LF&C. No. 347, (Landers, Frary, & Clark, New Britain, Conn USA 1865-1950) LF&C made most of the WWI knuckle knives for the US Expeditionary Forces during WWI. 11/16" blade, The box etched with UNIVERSAL is gold plated with all the gold present. The blade around it is matt finish. The scales are Tortoise shell and are double pinned. Quality piece for display and excellent steel for shaving. $65 Pictures: A B C D E F
SR13 Keene Cutlery co. 'Extra Hollow Ground' etched into the blade with gold filled letters, 5/8" wide, clean, both scales have a raised pattern with great detail. Light rust on the 'monkey's tail'. $55 Pictures: A B C
SR14 Permedge Rotary Stropper. Made by United Drug Company, Pat. Pending. Compact nickel plated box that opens so that you can place a safety razor blade inside, then you turn the handle to strop the edges and bring back that perfect edge. I have not seen another. $30 Pictures: A B C
SR15 Friedr. Herder & Sohn, Solingen. Their hallmark was a Spade or Pikas. 5.5" overall length when closed. Imitation mother of Pearl scales with " SOLINGEN" inlaid in silver in one of the scales. slight freckling to both sides due to some very light rust, it can be polished out. $55 Pictures: A B C D E F
SR16 BOW, Legend on the blade reads: THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE BOW RAZOR, manufactured by WADE & BUTCHER, SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND. Wade and Butcher made blades from 1818-1890. The blade is just over 3/4" wide, no damage to the edge nor discoloration to the surface. There are minute scratches on the surface, but I cannot even guess how or why. I get the impression that this razor was produced around 1890-1910. The white scales both have a leaf design on the bottom, a row of dots on the edges, and another leaf design around the top pin, double pinned. beautiful razor. $65 Pictures: A B C D E F
SR17 Diamond Edge #9, Norvell Shapleigh Hardware Co. St. Louis-Germany. delicate narrow blade with diamond logo, black cellulose scales, double pinned. Exc. $40 Pictures: A B C
SR18 Curtin & Clark Cutlery Co. Kansas City, Mo. transparent yellow scales, double pinned, has been sharpened several times. $25 VG+ Pictures: A B C
SR19 Gold Nugget, R. Reinke 807 16th Street Denver, Co. Some gold plating remains on the tang of the razor, transparent yellow scales, double pinned. Exc. $35 Pictures: A B C D
SR20 Genuine IXL Rattler, George Wostenholm & Sons Celebrated IXL Razor Washington Works, Sheffield on the obverse of the shank. black horn scales, double pinned, slight hump to tang. Slight discoloration just left of the word Rattler, but other than that, the blade is beautiful. Sharp edge, 5/8" blade. Probably produced in the 1870's. $70 Pictures: A B C D
SR21 Jones MFG Co. Chicago, Ill. Cream colored French Ivory scales with grain to cellulose. double pinned. Exc. $35 Pictures: A B
SR22 Sam Sickle's Best, Hibbard and Spencer Co. Chicago, Ills. nice old razor with barber's notch, black cellulose scales, two pins, some rust on the heavy blade. $20 Pictures: A B C
SR23 VALET Safety Razor. Made in England and brought back by an AAC Pilot. Complete with six extra blades in the original cardboard protection. The steel case is missing the companies logo on the top, but the purple velvet lining with the silver VALET information is present. The patent date is April 9, 1912. Nice piece out of the past. $35 Pictures: A B C D E
SR24 Trim Razor by DURHAM DOMINO, Pat. May 28, 07. the blade is still present, yellow cellulose scales, Exc. $5 Pictures: A B
SR25 Trim Razor, Pat. Nov. 7, 11. No maker mark but a USA product. blade missing. One Piece cast white cellulose scales. Priced to go at $15 Pictures: A B
SR26 Case Razor: Temperite #25. clear scales look like cow horn, three pins, some rust. $30 Pictures: A B C
SR27 Curley's Ideal Safety Razor, The last patent date on this unusual razor is June 12th 1900. A well designed safety razor in the shape of a 'cut throat'. The scales are black celluloid with an ivory wedge on the end. The cut-away for the finger on the shank is a nice touch. $30 Pictures: A B C D SOLD
SR28 "Our Little Gem", Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co. Chicago. Wonderful razor with tortoise shell scales, the tortoise is backed with a sheet of Brass. One side has a steam ship picture inlaid in the middle, the other has the owner's name: Hite Knighton. Unusual barber's notch, six rivets. small crack in the tortoise by lower rivet. $65 Pictures: A B C D E
SR29 XLL, Sheffield, England. small barber's notch, black cellulose scales. front part of the inscription on the shank has been hollow ground for some reason. exc. $35 Pictures: A B C
SR30 Wade and Butcher Sheffield. Nice early, heavy, wedge pattern, 11/16" wide, squared end. Cow horn scales that are solid but could use cleaning in the slot for the blade. $65 Pictures: A B C
SR31 Imperial Razor, Registered 20507 Germany, the blade is etched: Extra Hollow Ground, Fully Warranted. Bone scales that have one hairline crack (see jpgs) Nice blade in great condition. $70 Pictures: A B C D
SR32 Shumate Tungsten. Shumate Cutlery Corp. St. Louis. black cellulose scales, double pinned. A couple of spots on the blade, but a very nice piece. $40 Pictures: A B C D
SR33 Diamond, by Rice and Miller. black cellulose scales. double pinned. $35 Pictures: A B C D
SR34 ELITE, by Wade and Butcher, compete logo with the B in a circle, an arrow, and the cross on the right. Late butcher razor with a very nicely ground blade and finger notch. The French Ivory scales have a hot pressed floral design that at one time was filled with gold. Now only a quarter of the gold remains. No rust nor damage to the blade. double pinned. $65 Pictures: A B C D E
SR35 HERNANDEZ, Mother of Pearl sides pinned to the tang and inscribed with Hernandez on one side and three lines on the other side but the surface is worn a bit from opening and closing to make it difficult to read. French Ivory scales with ONE pin. The long stripes in the yellow 'French Ivory was very popular from the late 1800's up to the 1930's. I have had only one razor with Mother of pearl panels pinned on the shank. 5'8" blade, no discoloration nor damage to the edge, one small crack in the mother of pearl but the double pins hold everything in place. $70 Pictures: A B C D E F G
SR36 Dixie Blue Steel, Dixie MFG C0, Union City, GA black cellulose scales, needs sharpening. $30 Pictures: A B
SR37 Extra Hollow Ground, by Hartford Cutlery, Hartford, Conn. Black cellulose scales. One crack through the end pin on the front side of the scale $20 Pictures: A B C D
SR38 Browning Brothers razor. Living in Ogden, Utah, the home of Browning Brothers Arms Co. I have had the opportunity to pick up some these rare razors. Browning Bros. did not only make and repair firearms, they sold whatever they could to make a dollar. Browning Bros. on obverse, 'Lightning' on reverse. Black cellulose scales, wreaths, leaves, banners, cast into handles, double sided. $150 Pictures: A B C D E F
SR39 Unusual Copper wrapped blade, Joh. Engstrom Eskilstuna Sweden. He produced razors from 1874 to 1918. Black scales. The underside of the shank has serrations to improve the grip on the razor. $45 Pictures: A B C
SR40 MADE FOR THE ARMY. By John Heiffer 3 Paradise Square Sheffield Black horn scales with one crack lengthwise through the pivot pin, humped back shank, just under 13/16" blade. rust marks to both sides of the blade, deep hollow ground, double pinned. John Heiffer doesn't show up in any of the lists of razor producers that I have access to! Contract made blades for the military are scarce and desirable as they saw hard use. Very old massive blade. $70 Pictures: A B C D E F
SR41 Simon Pure Cutlery, Number 065, Magnetized. Made in German. White scales with a western bas relief of a horseshoe, horse head, and two whips. The blade is just under 3/4" wide and free from rust. The reverse scale is cracked through but held in place by the end pins. It can be easily repaired with some Superglue gel. $20 Pictures: A B C
SR42 Corn Razor, by J. A. Henkles, Twin Works Germany. One piece bone scale, someone has broken and glued the bone at the pin, but it held all these years. The picture of the reverse of the blade in jpg 'B' reflects the tree overhead, try jpg 'D' for a realistic view. The razor is just under 4" when folded. The box is leather but both ends are gone. The marking on the leather is: CORN trade (diamond with two letters) mark RAZOR. Priced right at $12 Pictures: A B C D
SR43 Dubl Duck Special No. 1. 5/8" blade. Triple pins, the dubl duck logo in inlaid into the scales and is either brass or gold plated. The shank and 'monkey tail' has about 95% of the darkened surface. There are no surface marks to the blade, nor are there any nicks, but it could use a good stropping to bring back the shaving edge. $130 Pictures: A B C D E
SR44 Grah & Plumboch, Weyer, Solingen. Short razor!!: 2.7/8" long and 1/2" wide, plastic scales, double pinned, Number 14 stamped into the shank. Some tarnishing to the blade. $40 Pictures: A B C
SR45 Blue Streak, Service B. S. Co. Wichita, Kan Made in Germany. The name Blue Streak is inlaid in the right scale in silver and silver inlays decorate and reinforce the pins. Some tarnishing to the blade which is just over 1/2" wide and 2.75" long. nice piece. $35 Pictures: A B C D E F
SR46 MEDIUM HOLLOW GROUND, N O N - X L L Joseph Allen & Sons Sheffield, Eng Joseph Allen & Sons produced razors between 1864 and 1925. 9/16" wide, mild humped shank, has a Barber's Notch, some surface damage from rust but the camera brings out the flaws to a greater extent than they truly are. The scales are Aluminum castings, rare under any circumstances, but these have been put on the old family razor by a person with limited skills... The decoration is the 'EVE' with open sea shells and a swan on one side and an alligator and FAULTLESS in floral designs. $50 Pictures: A B C D E F
SR47 NEW SCIENCE CONCAVE, SHUREDGE by Robeson, Rochester, N. Y. 11/16" wide, light spotting to surface of the blade but the edge is very true and sharp. The scales are black plastic in the scarce 'rope' pattern. ONE pin. This razor has seen use over the years and probably was at least 3/4" wide at one time. $45 Pictures: A B C D E F
SR48 Sterling Razor Works, The logo is an Anchor with 'S' on the left side of the shaft and 'H' on the right. A crown rests over the cross bar. Nice razor, black scales, double pinned, hollow ground, little discoloration on the blade. $30 Pictures: A B C D
SR49 Pipe Razor, George Woostenholm & Son Original and True Razor Sheffield England Pipe Logo deeply stamped into the shank. light brown horn scales, 5/8" blade, discoloration to surface that could be polished out. double pinned, late 1800's. $45 Pictures: A B C D E
SR50 Geo. Woostenholm & Son Celebrated Razor, 5/8" blade, has been polished and part of the oval on the blade is gone. black scales, clear logo on tang, will be a nice useable razor. $30 Pictures: A B C D
SR51 Richard Herder, Solingen. Diamond trademark. Another short razor: 2.5" long blade, 1/2" blade in perfect condition. I am sure that these had a special use. If you know, let me know what it is. $40 Pictures: A B C
SR52 LEON-L, The Bonheur Co. Syracuse, N. Y. 5/8" blade width and 3" long, clean with only a couple of discolorations. Yellow scales, double pinned, sharp edge without nicks. $40 Pictures: A B C D
SR53 Real Red Point, W. R. Case & Sons, Bradford, PA. 3/4" blade with some rust spots. They are not the bad points, but if you look closely, you can see a crack in the edge about one inch from the end. I bought this one along with a dozen others and didn't pay the attention I should have, the prospect of getting a very rare razor loomed too large... Yours for $20 Pictures: A B C D E
SR54 PRE-PRACTICE RAZOR. by INTERNATIONAL CUTLERY, SOLINGEN GERMANY. I have not seen one of these in any collection that I have come across. Years ago, I got to know a barber who had retired in the late 50's. This was his first razor that he was allowed to use in the 'Barber College'. After he had mastered the strokes with this one, he was allowed to use the real thing. 3/4" blade, triple pinned, transparent dark green scales. No surface rust on blade but there is a small bend in the very end but no break to the steel. $50 Pictures: A B C D E F G
SR55 Diamond, H. Boker & Co. Tree Brand, one of the best Solingen houses. 3/4" blade 3" long. Diamond is etched into the blade in a name block. Black scales in excellent condition. $55 Pictures: A B C D E
SR56 Generic (no name) 9/16" blade 2.25" long but I feel that it has been shortened a bit. Brown scales with black graining in excellent condition. A nice little razor for the right price: $25 Pictures: A B
SR57 Will & Finck, CAL. Nice early razor with the humped shank. 3/4" blade 3" long. Most of the blade is in good polish but there are some rust spots that can be worked out. The scales are a deep chocolate brown of what appears to be some kind of horn. $35 Pictures: A B C D
SR58 The Torry Razor Co. Worchester, Mass. U. S. A. 3/4" Blade 3" long. Nice hump to the shank. A couple of slight spots of rust on the edge that are hard to see in the jpgs. a couple of gray spots on the deep hollow ground blade that some polish would take right out. The scales are black plastic of some kind. This one could last you a life time of shaving. $55 Pictures: A B C D E
SR59 Vulcan, U.S. Cutlery Co. St. Louis ,Mo. Blade number is 315, just over 5/8" and 2.75" long. Black plastic scales in great condition. /the left side of the blade is spotless, but the right side appears to be frosted. Again, someone with skill could rescue this fine razor. $35 Pictures: A B C D E
SR60 Champion Wedge, 5/8" blade 2 7/8" long, very small dots of discoloration that will clean up. The only mark on the tang is on the reverse side: Made in USA. The shank has a heat treated blue. The scales are French Ivory with 'Champion Wedge' pressed into the scale and filled with red paint. You will see a little green reflection on this blade and others posted but that is because I prefer natural light for my jpgs and once in a while they reflect the green of the trees. $35 Pictures: A B C D E F G H
SR61 The BISMARCK, Made in Germany, but not on my lists of razor manufacturers but more than likely made after WWI. The cardboard sleeve with all the paperwork and warrantee still glued to the sides. 9/16" blade shows it has been honed and used. some small spots of rust. The scales are black plastic and the left one has a silver inlay BISMARCK over Ges. Gescmotzt. The shank is marked Bismarck on one side and Made in Germany Solingen on the reverse. I think that someone has used a grind stone to work on the spine of the blade. Sorry. $30 Pictures: A B C D E F G H I
SR62 Engelswerk, Solingen-Foche 158. 11/16" blade with round end. Overall length closed is 6". $ The obverse side of the blade reads: PILATUS STAHL and shows a flying angel holding a large 'S' in a diamond with gold plating. The diamond is bracketed by what may be lightning bolts and clouds. The reverse of the blade is custom engraved with the name: CHRISTIAN MEYER with scrollwork on either side of the name. There is also a light freckling of rust present but careful polish will take care of that. The reverse of the shank reads: GARANTIE 1931-1951 (a 50 year warrantee) The same flying angel and S is inlaid into the obverse scale in gilt bronze. The cow horn scales are a translucent yellow with lengthwise growth marks, but there is also some wear abrasions present on the reverse. $80 Pictures: A B C D E F G
SR63 Electro, Browning Bros. 3/4" wide, clean. Black scales with the tip of the reverse scale broken. It is unfortunate that a razor so rare has a broken scale, but they can be replaced. Browning Brothers, Ogden, Utah designed and sold some of the finest firearms made in the US. They invented many of the Winchester lever action rifles that include the models: 1873, 1886, 1890, 1892 and 1894. When they carried sales goods other than their own manufacture, they had them stamped with their Logo: Browning Bros. Good price at $55 Pictures: A B C D
SR64 Ern or Crown and Sword razor. Number 4820. Comes complete with the original razor box. 5/8" blade with round end. Nicely hollow ground. Black scales with the Sword and Crown in Bass relief on the front scale. Made in Wald, Germany. Excellent $60 Pictures: A B C D E F
SR65 PUMA, Solingen. 3/8" blade with one small ding in edge. Black scales with the Puma logo in silver diamond inlayed in obverse scale. Best-Puma over Silber Stahl on the reverse of the shank. The razor comes in a brown leather sleeve with matching brown snap. There are some numbers around the hinge pin but cannot tell what their significance would have been. This is another vet souvenir brought back from Germany. I believe the leather sleeve came with the razor when it was purchased. $60 Pictures: A B C D E F G H I
SR66 Sextoblade Razor. Style A by E. Weck & Son, New York. If you see green reflected on the blade, it is the trees around my home, I like to shoot jpgs in natural light. The patent date on this Safety razor is July 27. '09 E. Weck & Son is stamped into the framework for the removable blade on the reverse. Weck has been making razors since 1893 to date. This set is exciting since everything is there including the instruction book and a pristine case with all the information. I just picked up three original boxes of blades to go with this great razor: one box is missing one blade the others have all five. $60 Pictures: A B C D E F G H
SR67 SOLD
SR68 J. A. Henkles (Twin Man) spare blade and the safety cover for a safety razor $10 Pictures: A B C
SR69 Joseph Allen & Sons, Sheffield England NON-XLL. Medium Sized Hollow Ground' etched into the blade. 11/16" wide with Barber's notch. black scales with one small crack in the obverse through the pivot pin hole (see F). Light scratching to reverse side of blade. $45 Pictures: A B C D E F
SR70 Hunter & Son, _______ Sheffield, England, with the flexed arm on the shank. deep hollow ground blade that is light and delicate, 5/8" wide. Buffalo horn scales in good condition. Nice early piece. $55 Pictures: A B C D
SR71 John Pringle, India Steel Works, 1004-5/8" on the front shank and Belknap Hd & Mfg. Co. Germany. Black plastic scales, the blade is in superb condition with about perfect finish to the blade and a fine edge. $70 Pictures: A B C D E F
SR72 G. Myers & Son, Athol Rd, Sheffield, (on the face side) Made and Ground in Sheffield Eng. (on the back side) Grooving to both top and bottom of the shank. Etched blade in beautiful condition. Triple pins, Black plastic scales. Just over 3/4" wide. $65 Pictures: A B C D E F
SR73 Imperial Razor, Warranted, Registered: 20507, Germany. Black scales that appear to be black Bakelite, mild hump to the shank. very sharp. $60 Pictures: A B C D E
SR74 DAMASCUS STEEL, ( Real Damascus steel) The shank is brass and has a slot milled into it to accommodate the blade. A small screw in the end of the brass holds the blade to secure it in place but it is loose. The diamond shaped logo on the shank reads: Registered 10 Sept (on the top) IXL (in the middle) 1850 No 243 (on the bottom) The scales are buffalo horn with the following inscription pressed in and filled with gold at one time: "The doubly carbonized IXL Razor is warranted to be the cleanest shaving razor, to possess the most durable edge, & that every razor is equally good" The brass has been abused in trying to seat the blade in a solid manner but that can be forgiven. How many of these have you seen? I bought it from a walk-in at a gun show in Helena, Montana in 1969. $200 Pictures: A B C D E F
SR75 EVE RAZOR, by "THE BEST I EVER SAW". The scales are 5 3/8" long with EVE on the front scale with fine detail. The blade is 5/8" wide. No damage to the edge, but the hollow ground part looks like someone got a Dremel Tool for Christmas that had a small wire brush. There must have been some light rust but you cannot see it now. If it were not 'cleaned' I would ask $160 for it but as it is now: I am asking $85 for a quick sale. Pictures: A B C D E F G
SR76 FOX, by Koell--- & Schmitz, 1/2" blade with surface rust on the back side. Black scales with a little wear. $25 Pictures: A B C D E F
SR77 Dubl Duck Gold Edge, 11/16" wide. The Dubl duck logo is on the obverse and the reverse has: Pearlduck over the ducks, Dubl Duck, and on the bottom: Solingen, Germany. The monkey's Tail is gold plated and both sets of ducks are gold filled. The scales are 'Cracked Ice' with Goldedge inlaid on the obverse and double ducks on the reverse side. Triple pins. There is no damage to the surface of the razor nor to the edge, but it could use some time on a fine hone and a strop. $150 Pictures: A B C D E F
SR78 MADE EXPRESSLY FOR W. A. SCROGGS, etched into the blade. By Wilbert (in a diamond). Great special order blade with all the extras: Barber's notch, double sided face, long hair, and belly of a woman. The yellow scales are double pinned with one missing but replaced by a piece of thin wire. Very heavy humped back blade. Again, you have the pleasure of removing the soap in the grooves on the scales. VERY nice razor and display piece in spite of the wire add-on. $150 Pictures: A B C D E F
SR79 W. H. Morley & Sons, Germany, On the back side of the shank is a Shamrock logo with the words Trade Mark on either side. French Ivory scales that shows off the internal pattern. Bas relief of Mercury on the front scale and a lattice work pattern on the back. The blade is etched Extra Hollow Ground Fully Warranted. 5/8" wide and just under 6" folded. $65 Pictures: A B C D E F G H
SR80 Crane, by Robert Klaas, Solingen, Germany. Pattern number 1015. Blade is etched: Extra Hollow Ground, Fully Warranted. Black plastic scales double pinned. Small chip in the very end of the edge. Klaas was one of the better makers of Daggers and swords for the WWII German armed forces. $45 Pictures: A B C D E F
SR81 HEARTRING, H. Eicker & Sohne, friserwerkzelge, Solingen, Wald. The blade is etched: "Heartring-Stosser" 1/2" wide, 6" folded. Cream colored scales. double pinned. Nice clean piece $60 Pictures: A B C D E F
SR82 RED-INJUN, No. 101 R P, Made by H. Boker (tree logo). Grooves on the top and bottom of the shank for a better grip. Beautiful hollow ground blade, just under 3/4" wide, round end, black scales with the Tree logo cast into the front scale. Boker was also one of the better sword and dagger makers from WWII Germany. $70 Pictures: A B C D E F G
SR83 Peacock, Franklin C. Co., Germany. Cream colored scales with a Peacock in bas relief on the front scale. The blade is 11/16" wide and 6 1/8" folded. There is some spots from small spots of rust having been removed. The edge is clean and sharp but could use a strop. The scales are Bakelite and in good condition. $55 Pictures: A B C D E
SR84 Barnsley Monett, Pattern 118 stamped into the French Ivory panels on either side of the shank. Cream colored matching scales with deeply figured pattern that was so common of the New Art period. Blade is 5/8" wide and 6 1/8" folded. One of the scales has shrunk a bit which was common among razors, but the beauty and art of this razor off sets that. $70 Pictures: A B C D E F G H I SOLD
SR85 Tru-Edge, Peter J. Michels, Brooklyn, NY and the bell/arrow logo is on the back side of the shank, the front side has a groove with the "Tru-Edge" name in bas relief. Scales are imitation Mother of Pearl and have a silver bolster on each end so secure the double pins. The blade is clean, deeply hollow ground and very sharp. $70 Pictures: A B C D E F G H I
SR86 Camillus Cutlery Co, U. S. A. The blade is hollow ground and 11/16" wide and razor 6 1/8" folded. small dull spots are on the blade but could easily be polished out. Black plastic scales, double pinned. This razor could use a good stropping. $40 Pictures: A B C D E
SR87 Crown Cutlery, New York, USA Cream colored French Ivory scales with matching pattern in Bas relief on both sides. 11/16" wide and 6 1/8" folded. mild hump to the shank. The photography just doesn't do it justice since the reflections show as black most of the time. Beautiful razor. $70 Pictures: A B C D E F G
SR88 Geneva Cutlery co. Geneva, N.Y. U.S.A., 5/8+" blade, square end. No damage to the shaving edge, but it needs a good stopping. The scales are a pleasing celluloid honey color with dark red figuring. Double pins. $55 Pictures: A B C D E
SR89 'Quick and Easy', the red stone that is a fine grit, in it's own wood tray. Both sides are suitable for honing but they could use a few strokes with wet/dry sandpaper on a hardwood block. $25 Pictures: A B C D
SR90 'Scott's Carbo' Gray stone that is a little more coarse than the blues. 5 7/16" long 2" wide. some nicks in the edge of the front, and the back shows some wear to the center edges. this one could use lapping to restore the faces to the original. $20 Pictures: A B C
SR91 SOLD
SR92 Barber's Best cardboard sleeve containing a Keen Edge red hone. The faces and edges are all in excellent condition. There might be some 'slick' spots that can easily be removed, it would be your call. $25 Pictures: A B C D
SR93 Light Gray stone, no name. 4" x 2" x 1/2" perfect edges. smaller palm hone that is aggressive. $20 Pictures: A B
SR94 Hone: Shumate St. Louis. 4 3/8" long 1 11/16" wide. Dark blue stone with two chips on the edges of the front but the back has no chips. The jpgs show a red-blue, but it is really a deep blue. Nice medium coarse stone. $20 A B C
SR95 LITTLE OO FRICTIONITE, RCO U.S. PAT. OFF. 3.5" by 2" by ,75" thick, double sided hone with the usual Use This Side First and Finish With This Side. The surfaces of this hone seems to be in need of a Lapping to give a good finish to a razor. $25 Pictures: A B C D
SR96 "SWATY" Red hone. It is just under four inches long, so might have been broken and had one end dressed. I used the name "Swaty" to identify the red color. Fine grit for final honing. $10 Pictures: A B
SR97 FRANZ SWATY, WAHRING (second line: BEI WEIN (AUSTRIA) The two line casting is unusual in that the letters are larger than usual, the white background must be shaving soap since it comes out easily. Only one chip to the edge but the end of the hone has been used for some other purpose and has a slanted side. Your guess is as good as mine on what the owner had in mind. $20 Pictures: A B C
SR98 THE CARBORUNDUM COMPANY, 2" by 4" by .5" Nice light gray hone with perfect edges. The box did it's job in protecting the hone from damage and is a bonus that goes along with the hone. The cover lists that the company won Gold Medals at the Worlds Fair in 1893, 1900, 1902, and 1902, as well as three Grand Prizes in 1904. $30 Pictures: A B C D SOLD
SR99 CARBORUNDUM No. 102. The Carborundum Company, Niagara falls, New York3 7/8" by 1 1/2" by 1/2". Great original box. This fine gray stone has no chips to the edges of the hone. $30 Pictures: A B C D SOLD
SR100 No Name hone. just under 4" long, 2" wide, and 3/4" thick. Dark Blue-gray hone with perfect edges and faces. Very hefty medium grit hone. $20 Pictures: A B
SR101 PARVAROID HONE, American Hone Company, Olean, N.Y. U.S.A.. 3.75" long, 2" wide and 3/8" thick. light weight hone with a couple of chips in the back. A decent buy at $5 Pictures: A B
SR102 NOX-ALL, Peidras "NOX-ALL" para Afilar Navajas de Barba. 5 3/8" long just under 2" wide, and 1/2" thick. Very fine grit dark red hone that has been protected by the heavy cardboard box. I do not read Spanish, but will be grateful if someone will help me with the translation. $30 Pictures: A B C D E
