Thread: What's your oldest NOS?

Just hoping to see some pics. I want to see everyone's oldest 'new old stock' razors. What's the oldest anyone has seen?

I have a George Savage & Sons that was NOS until the guy who had it honed it and sold it to me two years ago. Savage was in business for a few years in the 1840's. Photos are in the stubtail club; http://straightrazorpalace.com/269472-post1.html

dublduck special and c-mon HF

And by NOS I mean, the packages had the factory seals. The razors shaved great with the factory edge on them even after decades of sitting around.

This "Pipe Razor."





Cell phone pics, sorry..

Wow awesome straights here already.

I was really hoping someone would have a Wosty or something from the 1800s and I've seen both haha.

No original box or packing materials. Even the scales aren't original. But I'm pretty sure I was the first person who ever shaved with my Wade & Butcher Celebrated 8/8"

Mike

Greaves Silver Steel pair in combo box. I honed the one with the smudge in the center of the bevel. Great shaver. The other remains NOS. I've also go a NOS Boker Edelweiss, Puma Fruiser Fruend 1930s vintage I think and a couple of C-Mons, FWE.

got this for twenty bucks at a flea market inside the box is a lable that says its from "Otto Bush 1936" and it was brand new,still wrapped

I really don't know, but assume the late 50's. Fritz Bracth Dovo. Not anywhere near the current 1840's benchmark!


A nice Wustof NOS:


Another Fritz Bracth:


And a Friedour 250th anniversary:


Almost forgot the Fritz Bracht Dovo 41:


I seem to be a Fritz fan!

My Hugalt Works "King's Crown" 7/8.

Not strictly NOS as from what I can work out it was a store display item, so it had some tarnish on it when I got it. I'm 99% certain that I'm the first to shave with it.

I'd put its age at late 1800s/early 1900s. The jimps look hand cut.