Hi all,
I'm completely new to razors so don't kick me if I'm asking a really stupid question.
I managed to obtain 2 razors from my dad that used to belong to my grandpa. He bought them when he was young so these razors are at least 50 or 60+ years old.
One razor is made by J. A. Hellberg and the other was made by Eriksson & Bjorklund. Both were made in Eskilltuna, Sweden.
The razors have been used for many many years but have always been taken care for. They're in a pretty darn good condition for their age with only the Eriksson & Bjorklund having minor nicks in the edge which could be easily sharpened out.
Both of them have a black (which feels like buffalo) handle with a small white spacer in the back. The Hellberg has a yellowish spacer while the Eriksson & Bjorklund has a more yellowish tint to it so I'm guessing it's some type of bone as well?
Anyone would have any idea of the value of these kind of razors? I'll try to put some pictures up later but any info about these would be greatly appreciated. I tried googl'ing the makers but I didn't get too far.
p.s. Don't even think that I'll be selling these. I never knew my grandpa and this, next to a 50cm butchers knife, is the only things I got that'll still make me fantasize about how he would really be like. :(