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Display razors
My wife and I visited the Grand Canyon for New Years (and my b-day). At the hotel we stayed at by the South Rim they had a neat little display of cowboy stuff. There were some razors and shaving stuff that I, of course, found really cool.
I couldn't tell what the razor in the box was but the box says Worchester Razor, Worchester Mass:
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I couldn't make out much on the tang of the second razor other than MA and maybe an I. The pictures are not that great (old iphone).
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They also had an old brush that I neglected to take a picture of but purportedly from the 1920's and a shaving bowl.
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Very cool display.
It's impossible to tell without seeing it, but there were a lot of razors made by the Worcester Razor Co. Being that Worcester is where I was born and raised, I'm pretty fond of all razors made there. There were a few makers there. Torrey, Worcester Razor Co. and Buck Brothers to name a few
The other razor is a Maher & Grosh
Here's mine :
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Hope this adds a little light.
Pete <:-}
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Thanks Pete. I wish they had the other one out of the box. Looks like they were used.
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I have examples of those 2. Great steel!
A Worcester makes me wonder what Torrey had to do with them?
Lessee....
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Mayher and Grosh seems to come from anywhere. Likely American on these.
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Me too, me too...
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Little hard to see in the pic.
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Dammitt! We have the only 4 left! :rofl2: