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The King company in Pennsylvania apparently only made razors from 1904-1911, so they'd be pretty rare. I was delighted with this one. It was also the first razor I tried to really clean and polish...

I think I have one of those too. Check up above, where I"ve posted on a NOS Solingen that is silver-steel, great razor, cheap.

Another orphan-the "Golden Shaver." This razor has no other identifying markings of any kind. Nothing on the back of the tang. Somehow the steel "feels" German, not English or American, but that's...

Here's another obscure razor, the King, an American brand using American steel, made in Indiana, PA. It cleaned up wonderfully, honed nicely, and is a great shaver. The scales aren't so great, but...

This blade came in with a "lot" I bought that had one nice Robeson in it. The scales were shot, but from another in the lot I had a decent pair of scales. The blade had to be sanded and then I gave...

Here's a razor I love, but which has no pedigree other than just "solingen." NOS, it honed up nicely and shaves beautifully.

the one that gave me the idea for this club in the first place

This is a club/thread for those razors that you end up with that either have no name at all, or a name that you never heard of and can't find any information about. Or even if you find out a little,...