Thread: Kissing Bird Trademark

Does anyone have any information on this trademark? A nice near wedge 7/8 blade that will finish up into a great razor but I can find no information on the maker. Sure looks like a Sheffield.

Sure looks like a Sheffield.

But it's a German razor.
Cürten & Höltgen. Solingen in 1932. Brand names: 'Colombi', 'Monte Rosa'.

Manah,,, was this info already on your site?

I think ALL known razor info is on his site.

Originally Posted by manah

But it's a German razor.
Cürten & Höltgen. Solingen in 1932. Brand names: 'Colombi', 'Monte Rosa'.

I looked for the trade mark on your site. It was one of the first places I went. If it was there I missed it. Thank you Manah. Can't say as I see many near wedges with faux tortoise scales from Germany and this late too.

There is no this info on my website.
And the razor really looks like most Sheffield razors.

Found a little more info. based on the what Manah provided. Looks like the trade mark was acquired in 1900 but was originally registered in1859 by Fa Bohnstedt, child & Cie.
Trademark of. Cürten & Höltgen

Archival Signature:
Stadtarchiv Solingen, 67
Running time:
(1859), 1901-1941

Includes references:
Ingredients include: characters '2 pigeons', 1859 by Fa Bohnstedt, child & Cie registered, 1900 rewritten at Riso & Co., later signs of Fa Cürten & Höltgen..

Commercial register of the company. Cürten & Höltgen

Running time:
1899 - 1975
Includes references:

Contains: new registration in the commercial register, in 1900, and commercial register changes in 1911, 1938, 1941, and cancellation, 1975; Treaty on the exit Wilhelm Cürten from the company in 1911; Assets As of Marianne Höltgen oo Kurt Peres, 1948; Budgets Cürten & Höltgen, 1953-1969

Prenup Paul Höltgen oo Alma Gommann and reciprocal gifts on death of spouses, 1899





Remarks:

Company was purchased in 1974 by the company. Peres.

Originally Posted by manah

There is no this info on my website.
And the razor really looks like most Sheffield razors.

I'm glad, because I searched 1 1/2 hours on the web for some info., but forgot to search your site. Usually I go there first.