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    Quote Originally Posted by 782sirbrian View Post
    I did wonder if R Sutcliffe was a retailer or comissioner of razors made in Sheffield and stamped with his name
    Sutcliffe is a Yorkshire name but I can't find much about a maker in Sheffield with this name...
    The tang stamp contained in a square with the corners shaped is distinctive, I have a Lund, Fleet St set out like that.
    Indeed the sort of cartouche stamp does show up a lot on non-Sheffield razors, like Lund or the infuriatingly untraceable "W. Taylor / XQ SITE", but I've got several definitely Sheffield made razors that use it as well (to one degree or another):



    The William Marsh (precursor to Marshes & Shepherd) & Fred Fenney are obvious, but even Ashton, Jackson, & Co were a Sheffield company despite branding theirs the "unique and inimitable American razor".
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