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    Default Interesting John Clarke & son's compact pocket razor

    A frameback style blade, without a handle or scales, shielded and protected in this metal sleeve, looks like the tang is straight and assuming you would use it as is!
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    Pocket razor, for those times you just happen to have your cream and brush in your other pocket, and notice some stubble.
    Sorry, couldn't help it. It's actually a very interesting bit of equipment.
    The first one I'm glad I DON'T own. I'd probably have a raw face if I kept a straight in my pocket, shaving every time I felt ANY stubble, and I never remember to keep the brush and cream in my pocket so the constant dry shaves would probably kill me.

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    An unusual razor indeed!

    To use it, the smaller blade was pulled out of the larger cover, turned at a right angle to it, and the cover used as a handle.

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    Very interesting, thanks for sharing..

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    Very interesting piece of history.
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    Just when you think you have seen them all. Wow! Thanks for sharing.

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    Here is how it looks when ready for action:
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil Miller View Post
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    Interesting Neil, Just make sure you grab the correct side of this razor.

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