Thread: Funny Thing about Sears & Roebuck Sta-Sharp by Koeller

Originally Posted by Hacker7

I do not have an answer to your question. There is and was a loop hole around things. Perhaps there was some percentage of assembly or product handling here to get around it. You think at the time it would have been a selling point considering their reputation. Nice looking razors and probably shave pretty good.

They do shave great. Here are a couple I used to have but they went to another shave den. Mint and I never shaved with them ;

Originally Posted by Hirlau

Maybe they were finished during the second WW and Sears didn't want the product to reflect the country of origin, Germany.

I hadn't thought of that John, and it is quite possible. I know that Ern made razors for Sears later on, and they were marked 'Germany.'

A Mystery Wrapped in a Riddle Inside an Enigma

name that movie

Originally Posted by gssixgun

A Mystery Wrapped in a Riddle Inside an Enigma

name that movie

JFK of course ........ Joe Pesci playing the role of David Ferrie

Originally Posted by JimmyHAD

JFK of course ........ Joe Pesci playing the role of David Ferrie

Well that was the one I heard it in looks like there may be more hehehe

I read one thing that said that it was acceptable to use a sticker to mark the country of origin. Has anyone else heard of this?

Maybe it had a sticker on it that isn't there anymore?

Imitation Game ??

Originally Posted by gssixgun

A Mystery Wrapped in a Riddle Inside an Enigma

name that movie

A Bug's Life ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Originally Posted by gssixgun

A Mystery Wrapped in a Riddle Inside an Enigma

name that movie

Don't know the movie but sure sounds like a Winston Churchill quote.

The Churchill Society London. Churchill's Speeches.

Bob

Thanks Bob

I can now say I have had a good day as I learned something new today