Thread: P-heart?

Here is another of my oldies.

What is the age range on this one?
1750-1800
1800-1850
1850-1900

This razor has a lot of wear on it. The spine thickness is uneven!

Didnt someone post some pics of some P razors.in the 1700 thread?

Originally Posted by Gasman

Didnt someone post some pics of some P razors.in the 1700 thread?

Yes, and according to that this razor is from the latter part of the 1700's.

No shoulder, dip at the toe - so this should clearly be a 1700's and fit in your first section.
Not sure about the maker so far, not a John Fox and no Pitchford either.
Will see if we can get any more infos.
Regards Peter

Seems that this mark isn't really easy to determine, even not for Joan at the Cutlers company in Hallamshire.
She found one mark of a "P" above an inverted heart which belonged to Charles Kent. The mark was registered in 1767. So far - so good.



Unfortunately Charles Kent was not a razor maker but a scissorsmith. But it is not exactly clear when the special craft of a razorsmith or -maker was really listed as such in the mark books. Bevore that they all might have been knife- or scissorsmith's. And also a scissorsmith could have made razors in addition.

Regards Peter

Originally Posted by randydance062449

Here is another of my oldies.

What is the age range on this one?
1750-1800
1800-1850
1850-1900

Reminds me of the math teacher's euphemism for going to the head: "solving for 'P'"