Thread: Joseph Rodgers & Sons

Originally Posted by sharptonn

The terms 'Silver Steel', 'Warranted", And the declaration of being made during Victoria Regent era describes about a jillion razors still in existence from the mid-late 1800's.
While I surely doubt Rodgers had a thing to do with it (unless an apprentice made it during lunch. It happened! It IS cool. This is a Generic Sheffield razor. Looked older than it was as-made as it does now. A real beauty. The bone scales are right and the blade looks likely. All-original.
It could well have been made by a good number of blokes, but Sheffield, it is! An everyman's razor. Hone it up!

+1...Tom is correct...Goins lists it as a Generic Sheffield razor.