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  1. 01-18-2011, 02:37 AM #1
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    Default Really nice Peaso Soligen Warning Picture heavy

    my collection is blooming quite nicely, this by far is the cleanest old razor I've touched i don't know how old and am having difficulties finding info on it. This razor is stamped Peaso Soligen on the scales and Paul Adrian Soligen made in Germany on the tang, it has a light rust spot on the back but other than that really nice.







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    It is a very clean and nice looking razor, congratulations!
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    Very ckassic and looks to be in great condition. I'm sure it will shave well for a long time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JuanFelix View Post
    ...am having difficulties finding info on it. This razor is stamped Peaso Soligen on the scales and Paul Adrian Soligen made in Germany on the tang, it has a light rust spot on the back but other than that really nice.
    Congrats on a fine razor. Quote, below, is from Razor makers

    "Paul Adrian, Solingen in 1922, 1925 and 1930, Grünewalderstrasse 92 in 1939. Brand names: 'Mona Lisa', 'Mona Lisa Luxus', 'Peaso', 'Wasserträger'. Razor-blade maker."

    HTH,
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    Very nice. A true beauty! Congrats.
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  8. 01-18-2011, 11:24 AM #6
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    thanks for the replies, to be honest im having alot of fun searching at antique shops and flea markets for shaving items i have a job where i travel up to 100 in a day and some times i see a shop and make a detour. i believe right now im at 12 razor's i really need to get more of these shave ready
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