Thread: Dubl Duck Goldedge,Satinwedge,Satinedge etc advertisement!

Back in the old days if a razor you bought new didn't shave perfect out of the box that would be considered a manufacturers defect and most men would have returned it.

If you take a NOS piece that has sat for 50+years in it's case which is not really sealed (meaning air tight) and it's maybe in a hot humid environment I don't doubt the celluloid could deteriorate. Celluloid doesn't really need much of a reason to break-down.

Do you know the year?

Has anyone ever see one of the Satin Baby's ?

Originally Posted by Slamthunderide

Has anyone ever see one of the Satin Baby's ?

http://straightrazorpalace.com/googl...&sa.x=0&sa.y=0

Originally Posted by sheajohnw

Do you know the year?

The age of what? You mean the advertisement?

If that's the age you mean Pearlduck spent most of it's existence in Jamaica, New York so that is before they moved while they were still in Manhattan so I would guess early 1950s.

Originally Posted by sheajohnw

Do you know the year?

PEARLDUCK, INC
224 Canal St., New York City
Trademark: "DUBL DUCK"
Formerly Bresduck, Inc.
ca. 1947 - 1952
''Dubl Duck Dwarf'' Razor
“Special Wedge” Razor

Sound as a dollar! Best money can buy!

What's the blade edge length on the Dwarf? Was it used for touchups around beards and mustaches?

Originally Posted by lindyhop66

What's the blade edge length on the Dwarf? Was it used for touchups around beards and mustaches?

The dwarf blade was 1/2 shorter then regular razors and it was intended for regular uses not as a trimmer.

Here a very cool looking dubl duck brush!