Thread: Don't know what to do with the razor collection (Filarmonica, etc.)?

Hello and welcome. Well we don't do valuation here. At least not in open forum. It is against site rules. That said you do have some quite collectable individuals in that group from what I can tell from the pictures. Some more detailed photos would be needed to be able to tell more.
We also don't allow sale on open forum without a vendor membership BUT perhaps someone might be willing to help you find the path that is best for you to take.

I hope you might stick around and join in as there is plenty of items of interest here.

Originally Posted by PaulFLUS

Hello and welcome. Well we don't do valuation here. At least not in open forum. It is against site rules. That said you do have some quite collectable individuals in that group from what I can tell from the pictures. Some more detailed photos would be needed to be able to tell more.
We also don't allow sale on open forum without a vendor membership BUT perhaps someone might be willing to help you find the path that is best for you to take.

I hope you might stick around and join in as there is plenty of items of interest here.

Unless I am mistaken, a simple B/S/T membership for a couple of $ would be enough to sell them one by one over a given time. If OP would sell them off as auctions, valuation wouldn't be a big problem because it would sort itself out.

Yeah, that's true, it's not a lot of money. Good point Bruno. I just meant that it just can't be on open forum without one.

Welcome to the forum. You have some nice razors in there. Some a bit rough too. Checking sold razors with the same name and condition on ebay will get you a good idea what one is worth. But it can change month to month.

They are all pretty dirty looking. A good scrub with WD-40 and 0000 steel wool will clean them up. Once they are clean the true condition will be easier to see. It will also help them last longer. It’s a good starting point.