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Lots of English makers used a form of celluloid about in this time frame and after, I think.
Seems they called it Ivoroid or something else. Good stuff, harder and more stable than some cell.

Did not I say around turn of century? :rofl2:

Good point, Jimmy! In fact, lots of old German razors have Germany stamped much the same way.

I guess the 'England' was an add-on as the regular old stamp was struck.
Would definitely...

I have seen some similar. As has been said, around turn of century.
While not huge razors, they have a distinct grind which usually yields a tiny bevel and an excellent shave.