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Thread: Lockwood Brothers Sheffield, Pampa Safety Razor.

  1. 11-19-2012, 01:23 AM #1
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    Default Lockwood Brothers Sheffield, Pampa Safety Razor.

    Interesting Lockwood Brothers Pampa razor, all metal with two protection guard that lock on the razor blade.
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    Interesting..
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    Fascinating little blade! I have my eye on one at the moment, the first time I've encountered a Pampa. Great to see some good pics, thanks!
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    Looks like something the 1870s version of James Bond, 007, might have had (although mentioned in the 1787 directory as factors, not makers, this isn't until much later when the products were basically 'utilitarian' (ie, cheap) and aimed at the South American market).

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    They made NICE razors.




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