Oh, I understood. I'm also very aware that a documented history for an antique is usually beneficial, especially if there's ever a need to question its authenticity. But with a razor like this, we know where it came from, and as I said, its value is more to do with hype and talk. I like Dubl Ducks myself, but to an Antiques Roadshow person, they probably wouldn't see the final days of the Dubl Duck compay to be any more significant than the last time any ol' forgotten razor company stamped their last blade.