Hi, all. New to this board. Hoping someone can help. Recently found a straight razor with mottled celluloid handles. The blade is a square-edged and the only tang marking are the words "Cuts just right" Can anyone help ID the maker/age? Thanks!!!!
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Hi, all. New to this board. Hoping someone can help. Recently found a straight razor with mottled celluloid handles. The blade is a square-edged and the only tang marking are the words "Cuts just right" Can anyone help ID the maker/age? Thanks!!!!
Some pictures would be very helpful.
Sure. Here's the best I could get with my camera....
http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j1...r4/cuts001.jpg
I have no idea as I am pretty new to this. I do like the pretty colored scales though. As you can see, I'm a sucker for bright scales.
Mike
Thanks. Does anyone know this mark? Can't find reference for it anywhere
There was one sold on Ebay a while ago, no pics though. The seller said it had yellow mottled scales, with "Cuts Just Right" on the tang, and he said it came from Solingen, Germany. No info about the maker though - probably made for mass export.
Regards,
Neil
Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by razor4
That's a good pic of the tang stamp. Post a pic of the whole razor when you have time. Sometimes that helps and we all like razor pics even if we can't always identify a maker.
Best answer, yours looks like it has the original scales. I have one, it came in a lot of early 1920-1940 razors. It's likely around that era. A decent shaver.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neil Miller