Thread: The Stub-Tailed Shavers

Originally Posted by Martin103

Your the one that said thats my challenge, your comments dont exactly push me to spend a lot of time searching for you.
Post some good pics of all the razors you want to know about, tell us how and where you got them, that would help. Also i have a very plausible lead on your VIA razor.

Thank You, I feel that the Via most surly is French. The other 3 I don't 😕. I bought them on eBay from a friend who bought them in a lot in Europe. 100 klm from his home.

Originally Posted by Martin103

Your the one that said thats my challenge, your comments dont exactly push me to spend a lot of time searching for you.
Post some good pics of all the razors you want to know about, tell us how and where you got them, that would help. Also i have a very plausible lead on your VIA razor.

Send that lead to hillbillystixnstraights@gmail.com,I'd love to figure that out,it's one of my nicest razors,AWESOME shavers!!!

Originally Posted by Hillbillystixnstraights

Hey guys,I'm not trying to doubt anyone, nor discredit anyone's ability to find the information. In truth, in the research I my brother have committed ourselves to do, have found this to be true (The fact of the 1733 information) to the best of our ability,INCLUDING presently being in contact with the Curator AT the Company of Cutlers in Hallamshire, England who has also confirmed this point. AND it is also posted as a basis to dissolve a disagreement right here on S.R.P. �� WHAT is it? ��I'm not asking for suggestive opinions,I can get that at the barber shop, I thought it would be AWESOME to have you guys join Me on My search of the Historical Truth, pics of plates,(With no names I might add ) Why won't y'all put your brilliant abilities together and be part of the solution?? Not confusion, chaos, etc.....

Please share the 1733 documentation you have!

That's news to me.

Originally Posted by Voidmonster

Please share the 1733 documentation you have!

That's news to me.

Here's an explanation of the marks and how they are used

Originally Posted by Voidmonster

Please share the 1733 documentation you have!

That's news to me.

This is from 2011 who came to the same conclusion

Only precious metal is hallmarked, doesn't apply to cutlery.

Originally Posted by Martin103

Only precious metal is hallmarked, doesn't apply to cutlery.

REALLY 😕 Did you NOT read the post? Using the same directory you have and posting from the forum developers PLEASE tell,NO Show me where you're getting the information which brings you to that conclusion.

Originally Posted by Martin103

Only precious metal is hallmarked, doesn't apply to cutlery.

I was asked, I produced. Now I ask, PLEASE produce. Enlighten us all.

Originally Posted by Martin103

Only precious metal is hallmarked, doesn't apply to cutlery.

DUDE!!!WHERE'D YA GO?😐

Originally Posted by Hillbillystixnstraights

DUDE!!!WHERE'D YA GO?��

Im not a Dude, express yourself like a gentlemen, fact is that there are only 4 precious metal that get Hallmarked.
Gold, Silver, Palladium and Platinum, go to this site and educate yourself. https://theassayoffice.co.uk/help-wi...-of-a-hallmark