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    Default Cutlers to Her Majesty.

    For about seven years I tried to find razor with the stamp "Cutlers to Her Majesty". Here're some old threads:
    http://straightrazorpalace.com/razor...ml#post1009516
    http://straightrazorpalace.com/razor...tml#post954706
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    I've seen different knives and razor boxes with such stamp, but never on the razor blade. And here it is - Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield.





    This razor has this stamp:


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    As a history buff, this fascinates me. Is this going in your personal collection, Manah?
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    It's in my collection now.
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    Traded this one off a while back. Was unaware that you were hunting for a "her" majesty razor.


    Yours is a LOT less used than this one was. Yours is beautiful.
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    Hi, I recently came across a V(crown)R Cutler's to "her" majesty (star)(cross) one piece with a wooden handle. Roughly 6 inch rounded blade. I'm just curious to know the history as I cannot pin point with the info I can find. Anything is appreciated.
    Thanks.

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    Hi, I recently came across a V(crown)R Cutler's to "her" majesty (star)(cross) one piece with a wooden handle. Roughly 6 inch rounded blade. I'm just curious to know the history as I cannot pin point with the info I can find. Anything is appreciated.
    Thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DanMan View Post
    Hi, I recently came across a V(crown)R Cutler's to "her" majesty (star)(cross) one piece with a wooden handle. Roughly 6 inch rounded blade. I'm just curious to know the history as I cannot pin point with the info I can find. Anything is appreciated.
    Thanks.
    VR [sovereign's Duty Mark] = Victoria (1837-1901)
    Crown [City mark] = Sheffield (from 1733 to present)

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    would you know what it could be worth??

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    Quote Originally Posted by DanMan View Post
    would you know what it could be worth??
    It is against forum rules to give valuations.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BobH View Post
    It is against forum rules to give valuations.

    Bob
    It is also against the rules to discuss sales on the forums. Here is a link to the rules:
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