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That is the first time I have seen that surname other than upon razors.
A descendant?

Most excellent Ariel I have seen, Steve! :tu

Yes, they are original and really tight. Keep in mind that the razors are new old stock!

I just KNEW IT! :idea:

We knew that you knew we knew that.....:w

It's a lot newer than 1776, Mike! I think 1876?




That's a nutsy-boltsie, Mike! :roflmao
These old Heiffors were bought on Ebay back when a seller could refuse Paypal. I remember paying for...

Those old Army's are so cool! :cool:
What are the scales?

Some John Heiffors?

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That thing is gorgeous! :)

Baurmann and Sohn 'Karbano';

I suppose a Wade and Butcher and a Wostenholm....

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F. Herder of Solingen;

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Yes, the old rattler-grinds are definitely in the shoulderless category, such as this old John Clarke made for Harley of Haymarket in Liverpool.

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Here it is with the Rosette 40 and 80 (cannot tell a difference?), which were NOS and shaved a dream right out of the box.
The Rosettes are a bit wider and shorter and, as I understand, designed...

So what do you think of it? I have had little luck in info, although it was speculated it was made by Dovo.
Anyway, they look likely so I bought one with a nice blade but with less than nice...

Pixel, are ALL your razors the best shavers of all time? :D

Yes! Shoulderless!

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