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    Quote Originally Posted by TomP30 View Post
    Such as Carl Monkhouse, were his not re-branded with Peter JMichels of Boston?
    Carl was a German and his blades were sold in the US by PJM until the late 30's as he moved to the US.
    German-made goods were not so popular soon, so Carl began in California and moved to Ellicotteville with his family and workers to join Burrell making razors, knives, and surgical items for the war effort. His razors were made in San Francisco, Ellicotteville NY, and Allegheny NY. He sold his name to PJM in the early 60's, I believe and the fancy, later ones were from Germany with his name on them, just not made by him.
    One of his companies, Cutlery Associates, is still run by his grandson in Allegheny.
    I have spoken to Carl III on the phone and have met Carl IV personally.
    Carl III assured me that Burrell was a knifemaker and Carl Monkhouse was directly responsible for Burrell razors as well. I have a phone # for John Burrells grandson, have not called him up yet to learn more.

    http://straightrazorpalace.com/razor...onnection.html



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