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While we were over at my in-laws house over Christmas, my father in law gave me two straights that he picked at an antique store. One is a nice keen kutter and the other is this frameback. It is in decent shape after I cleaned it up a bit, but I can't figure out the maker. This is the only marking on the blade:
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d4...pss9oohooh.jpg
I know it is not much, but can anyone ID it?
I would research Thiers-Issard. They used the crown makers mark on several models.
It does look like the correct crown, or at least very close. I can't find another one with the circle around the logo though...
Hello to Texas,
this marking is from the old france builder Mr. GAUTHIER RODIER - and means/it was - I C Couronne - I C crown not the number 10 - produced prized before the second Worldwar.
greetings
Thank you very much rozormo!!
your welcome ;)
Can you please post a picture of yours?
Manah has always had crazy info on old razors. Good Job! :beer1: