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It actually has a slight taper, hardly even noticeable on a measuring stick. I can tell by the hone wear though. The frown is the lighting and the sanding I did in the pic. I noticed that too....

yeah, I didn't know what to think when I first layed eyes on it in the antique shop. The price was right too!

Maybe one day the truth will be discovered. Thankyou for your input Glen!

I understand, I just figured from only having 2 pins rather than 3 the "diamond" scaled version would be older. I just thought that going to 3 pins would be an upgrade and adding a fancier inlay too....

well, I guess if you pay for the shipping costs. Just send me the money and I'll ship it right over to ya!

Thanks, doesn't it look like it predates the other Hans otto?

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yes, it reads "Hans" on the tang. It's stamps are all the same as the typical Hans otto deutsch razor. You must know, when I found this razor in the antique shop it was very dirty and had some rust...

I wonder if this particular otto deutsch predates other otto deutsch razor's? This otto deutsch only has two pins rather than the typical three pinned deutsch scaled razor. ????????????????????

I found this razor today at an antique shop. I have seen many otto deutsch razor's before but not with these scales. Do you guys have any input on what I have found? The blade is 3/4". Thankyou for...