Thread: pls help me with this razor

Originally Posted by TristanLudlow

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I doubt it. I think he was just looking for something else.

It doesn't perhaps say Hewlett & Sachs instead of Hewlett and sons does it?
Never heard of Hewlett and sons.

If it does say Hewlett & Sachs then it was made in Germany and imported into New Jersey, USA around 1900.

Valuation just causes problems, especially when trying to value some ones heirloom, from a bad photo. So rather than create problem, we just try to avoid it.

Imagine trying to value a diamond ring, sitting next to the photo you posted.

And really, it is worth what someone is willing to pay, which based on the photo, not much, it is not a collectable razor, nor in great condition.

Now, the stone it is sitting on, may be worth more than the razor, some better photos and some cleaning would tell.