Thread: New member,Reggie from western N.Y.

My family lived in Geneva and I believe had some connection to Geneva Cutlery. I know my grandfather was a was in security there and carried a .38 pistol which is still in the family. I also have a double set of pearl razors in a case. His name was Glen Page. My uncle Lawrence also worked there but I'm not sure in what capacity. Wallace Page another uncle lived in a very large house on Washington St. which I have a picture of. It is a two story that resembles a Frank Loyd Wright style with a flat roof.I also have a Geneva Cutlery Corp. stock certificate no. 146 with a par value of $100. It certifies that H.L. Henry owns 5 shares of stock at $ 100 each. It is signed by the president's secretary, Wallace W. Page ( who lived in the house on Washington St.) and President H.Henry. It was issued in 1918. So that's what I've got. I'll be glad to hear any feedback. Got a little ornamental iron job to stop and look at next week and thought I' d look for the house. I

Welcome to the forum
Great story on your family history
We would like to see pics of your heirlooms.
We like pics, lots of pics

Hello and welcome to SRP.
Awesome story.
Enjoy the forum.

Pete <:-}

Welcome to the forum.
Are you shaving with a straight?

Welcome from SE Washington State USA.

Impressive to have family history. As previously posted pictures would be very much appreciated.

Welcome to the forum

Bob

No,special art I suspect, I was born into the Gillette double edge era ,a petty officer in boot camp in 63 told me to get the fuzz off.

Welcome, nice to know that kind of history about your family. My Dad's family is near you. He grew up in Retsof just up the road from where you are. Actually he spent a lot of his childhood in Geneseo across the valley which is even closer to you. Beautiful country up there.

I'll try to figure that part out, us old duffers aren't that tech savvy.

Great cutlery history with the family and those heirlooms are priceless! Welcome to the forum, where you can meet like-minded people all over the globe and enough knowledge to teach you ANYTHING to do with a straight razor. Remember: The only stupid question is the one you never ask.