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09-18-2013, 03:35 PM #1
A.M. White was a retailer in Wayne, MI. Perhaps he sold hardware, barbering supplies, cutlery, etc.. In the first half of the last century inexpensive German made razors glutted this country and drove many American razor makers out of business. Mom and Pop's Hardware Store in Wild Turkey, WY could order a dozen or so straight razors with "Mom & Pop's Finest Razor" stamped on the tang and a printed box thrown in. There were many German makers putting out these razors, so there is no way to know who actually made them. And the "Made in Germany" mark is no guarantee of quality since Mom & Pop probably shopped around for the lowest wholesale price. As far as value goes, it is whatever the market says it is. Someone from Wayne, MI may bid on your razor for nostalgic reasons. Someone named White may want it for that reason. But, your razor has no wide collector's appeal, so you should just probably re-list it with a proper description this time and see what it brings.
Regards - WaltLast edited by Walt; 09-18-2013 at 04:27 PM.