Thread: Razor info please

whats up?
I was wondering if any of you out there mite have heard of a Karbono razor? if so what can you tell me about it.
thanks

I've not but you might check the Wiki as the database of razors grows daily.

Enjoy

Joe

Do you have a picture or additional information from the blade, tang or scales?

Regards - Walt

"Karbono razor" - Google Search. Looks like Karbono is the Esperanto word for carbon. Pictures would help.

No I do not have any at this time.

If I can get some Ill ask again
Thanks
Bob

I know, it's been a while since this thread has been launched, but it maybe still of interest.

I'm a absolut newby in straight razor, but You're lucky my first (and until now only) straight razor is a Karbono including the original box.

Karbono Spezial-Stahl (Karbono Special Steel) is or was a brand of the german company J. Vöhringer in Stuttgart (Hometown of Daimler-Benz (Mercedes)).

Here are some pics of my Karbono:


Karbono Special Steel | Guarantee Brand





Text inside:
This straight razor has been proofed bevore shipping and it is guaranteed for its sharpness. Look for the name and brand.





Greetings from Germany!

Friedr. Baurmann & Söhne, 1900 - 1940.
Trademarks: 'Alecto', 'Ambidexter', 'Aviator', 'Baurmann', 'Carbonese', 'Clanor', 'Comfort', 'Corso', 'Ducado', 'Figaro', 'Karbono', 'Marbest', 'Monopol', 'Nora', 'Norma', 'Orchid', 'Peter Hahn', 'Raola', 'Safacto', 'Sunrise', 'Start', 'Yilin', 'Zerbo', 'Zero', Zwerg'.

Originally Posted by manah

Friedr. Baurmann & Söhne, 1900 - 1940.
Trademarks: ..., 'Karbono',...

I guess my Karbono is post 1940.
I don't know the details, because I've got it from a friend, who's got it from his father, who lived in Stuttgart.
But as You can see on the pic below, there is a stamp on the tang "J. Vöhringer - Stuttgart".