Thread: Can someone date these razors?

Sorry, no pictures. I picked up a few razors at an antique shop this weekend. Havent found much info on these ones. Can anybody give a date? 1-F.E. Loeffler and Co. "Livesteel." 1-H. Boker and Co "The Lance." This one has a covered tang which is pretty cool looking.
TIA, Don

I can try. What is their phone numbers? And signs? Do they like movies?

Don't commit to anything Wintchase, until you've seen a picture! No blind dates for sure!

Really tuff without photos... Mainly cause we like razor porn..

Originally Posted by regularjoe

Don't commit to anything Wintchase, until you've seen a picture! No blind dates for sure!

Maybe they have nice personalities?

They always seem to, don't they?

He just gets them and Wintchase is already trying to deflower these innocent razors. Have you no shame?

Dating razors is not an easy task, and without pics it is pretty much hopeless - unless someone happens to know the maker intimately. The grind, style, tail, stamps, pins and scales can all bear tell-tale signs of the age of your razor. In short - pictures are very important in dating services

Originally Posted by str8fencer

Dating razors is not an easy task, and without pics it is pretty much hopeless - unless someone happens to know the maker intimately. The grind, style, tail, stamps, pins and scales can all bear tell-tale signs of the age of your razor. In short - pictures are very important in dating services

Just remember, if she says she's under 35 and open to anything and prefers NSA, she's a dude.

Originally Posted by str8fencer

Dating razors is not an easy task, and without pics it is pretty much hopeless - unless someone happens to know the maker intimately. The grind, style, tail, stamps, pins and scales can all bear tell-tale signs of the age of your razor. In short - pictures are very important in dating services

Yes, and don't settle for partial pictures. We've all been fooled by these. You want to see, at the very least, the shoulder, the toe, the belly, the heel, the spine, and the thumb notch. If you can, it's nice to get a look at the tang, too.