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06-21-2010, 10:47 PM #1
Looks like some of those razors with the gunstock scales you see every now and then. I would guess it's designed with travel in mind.
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06-21-2010, 10:57 PM #2Senior Member
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yeah i thought it was unique enough to add to the addiction lol just cant find any info on the maker or possible date range, im guessing it is that old
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06-22-2010, 01:03 AM #3W&B, Torrey, Filarmonica fanboy
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I'm pretty sure I got this insanely useful link to Solingen razor makers from resident razor antiquarian Manah originally. But it has the following listing, which makes reference to the "Century" trademark, and gives a rough date range:
Peter Altenbach & Söhne, Schwanenwerk, Solingen in 1925, 1928 and 1932. Brand names: '4S', 'Ariston', 'Aso', 'Canorust', 'Century', 'Cutwel', 'Efeu', 'Finedge', 'Fortunato', 'Fulmine', 'Heavy Weight Professional', 'Lifetime', ,Northlight', 'Omar', 'Pas Pas', 'Pausos', 'Pompadour', 'Rustpruf', 'Securitas', 'Spark', 'SS', 'Success', 'Taileffer'. Open-blade razor maker.
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