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10-06-2022, 12:38 PM #521Senior Member
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Royal Warranties were also used during the reign of George III. This razor is definitely pre-1800.
Example of a George III punch on a pair of Samuel Linley razors (c.1770)
"The trip is short. We try to do it in the first class." (Noiret)
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10-06-2022, 04:20 PM #522Senior Member
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So I guess were looking at early to mid 1800s. That's about as close as were going to get. Roughly.
Either way...awesome find. Clean um up, get um shavin.Mike
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Yesterday, 07:42 PM #523Senior Member
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Thanked: 90 Samuel Robinson
After trying to figure this one out for a long time things came together. Found a user on Facebook forum with same stamped razor. They found a pic online of razor with same stamp and it was stamped on the spine Samuel Robinson Maker. Also their mark was better than mine and the last mark turned out to be a Z not a 7. So after Checking with the Company of Cutlers again. I got a surprise answer. This razor maybe a lot older than I and others thought. Original guess was around 1750?s.
The mark was registered to Samuel Robinson, a cutler, in 1726. His father was Jonathan, also a cutler.
The mark is described as a star, above a finial, above 'Z'.
His father Jonathan's mark is described as 'Z' above a finial and registered in 1695.
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