Quote Originally Posted by dinnermint View Post
My brain is failing me, but I have seen an almost identical razor without the etching. Makes me think that this could be a private label job and info will be harder to come by. Someone more knowledgeable will probably chime in.

The scales are pretty unique and have a nice matching inlay. I vote to keep 'em!

EDIT: If you are not careful, polishing that etch with take if off lickety split!
I won't be polishing the etching, it don't feel that deep to start with, there is some horrible black marks on the spine that i want rid of.

If I'm not careful folding the razor away the blade will catch one side of the scales, I'm guessing thats where the chips came from and hence it being put up for sale on eBay!

On the reverse of the shank it does have 10 jahre garantie (10 year guarantee)

Quote Originally Posted by wxc1006 View Post
Looking at the stamping there appears to be no makers mark at all, just "solingen". To me this means crown and egiss may have nothing to do with the manufacturer. My guess it's similar to the unmarked souvenir razors labeled only with solingen.

Still beautiful and probably will be a good shaver.

Bump for more experienced members to chime in..... [emoji6]
Im thinking you could be right, I've not been able to find anything out about this razor (though i am a total newbie)

It is also very light 6/8 razor comes in at 48grams compared to my dovo 5/8 which is 42grams considering the size difference?

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Appreciate your input guys

Thanks

Ian