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You might throw rocks at that Hart if you get a good Fluid Steel Genco!

Wilbert was a razor sold by Sears. I have 2 that were no doubt made by Boker for Sears. I wonder why Wilbert? Perhaps that was one of the Sears boys' names?

Indeed, Dave! It shaves very smoothly!:D

Old Holley's from Connecticut are surely all American!

Interesting bit about Wolfertz.

http://straightrazorpalace.com/razors/63462-c-f-wolfertz-co-dog-powered-razor-grinding.html

IF you guys dig the Americans, check this thread. Super long running and info on most American razors! Read through!

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The link you provided in the OP sent me to this thread. Martin added some info there.
http://straightrazorpalace.com/razors/102727-help-identifying-american-straight-razor.html
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I see you need no advise! ;)
Stick to that and prosper!

OK. You know the threads I refer to. S&C was an American barber supply in Chicago. Note it does not say Illinois nor USA. They bought items and sold them, all ordered with their names on them. Like...

Yep. Then there is a Case around here somewhere which has 'Made in Germany by Experts' on the tang! Whichever way the wind blew, WR was sniffing it out! :D

Have to say, The S&C razor was likely made in Germany! American steel is, in fact, great!