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    In senate hearings debating the tariff act of 1921 H.L. Henry, the head of the Geneva Gutlery Co., and representing nine other razor companies including; Torrey, Case, Droescher, Clauss, National Razor, Union Cutlery, Geo. Korn, and Poughkeepsie Cutlery, claimed that the German market was flooding this country with poor quality razors and threatening the stability of the U.S. manufacturers. He said they were made from Bessemer steel or a cheap grade of Swedish steel. Interesting reading.

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