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    Default Can someone ID this razor for me.

    I just cant seem to find any info on this maker, from Germany. It belonged to my great grandfather and he traveled to America by ship back in the late 1800s . It has a maker mark that reads S.H&H Germany. Other than the Extra Hollow Ground on the blade that is the extent of markings. He brought this with him on his journey. Any help would be appreciated. Name:  IMG_1210.jpg
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    I saw this on eBay the last few days. Did it not sell?

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    Quote Originally Posted by souschefdude View Post
    I saw this on eBay the last few days. Did it not sell?
    Yes actually it did sell. I was just curious about it because Ive been looking for information on it and have never found the maker anyplace.

    I even contacted a man that owns a restoration shop and he looked in all of his books and could not find that maker.

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    It is a cool looking razor. Wish my Grandpa had passed one down to me that looked like that.

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    Found this:English silver hallmarks: British maker's marks identification HF-HL

    It is a silver maker H Huntley and Son. HH&S in an oval

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    Another possibility:



    HENRY HOBSON & SON
    Sheffield and London
    ca. 1868 - at least 1919
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