Thread: C. Lutters & co. 107 3/8

I need help. I have just "inherited" a straight razor from my wife's great-grandfather. The only information I have on it is what is stated in the title of this thread. Between the pivot and the heel, on one side of the blade it says "C. Lutters & Co." (I should note that the "u" in Lutters has an umlaut above it) with what looks like a picture of a lion under it (which is quite worn) and the other side says "107" and 3/8. Obviously the 3/8 refers to the blade width, though I am unsure of the 107. The scales are black, maybe bake lite? The blade is a hollow ground. Beyond that, I can't seem to find any other information on this razor. Any help you guys can offer me would be very appreciated. I will post pictures sometime tomorrow.

The C. Lütters & Co., Löwenwerk was founded in 1840 by Carl Lütters, registered 28th May 1862.
Located Solingen, Bismarckstrasse 3-7.
The company is still in business.
Stamp: a couchant lion.
Trademarks: LION CUTLERY, LÖWEN MESSER, LUTCO.

Any idea when it might have been made? Does the 107 mean anything?

Any idea when it might have been made?

No idea without pictures.

Does the 107 mean anything?

Most likely, the catalog/model number.