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Reach up under your workbench, Neil! I know it's there! "Drink alone" for a bit. The pub will open soon! :beer1:

Lots make that assumption, Martin! Neil surely knows the difference.......intimately! ;)

It is very cool to show you gents an old razor with half-gone makers marks and come up with all this...

But, but, Neil! I really want it to be made In New York! :banghead:.........sob!

Still time to go to Winstead, Neil. and set up shop from 1852-54 and die in 1857! I wonder if it could be found where he died?
Also, I wonder just how many C. Gascoigne's there could have been...

It is fun to think the 2 were brothers, one making cutlery for the other minding the store. It might be interesting to know when J&C Gascione ended. Perhaps Charles then took his skills to Winstead....

So ANOTHER Winner! 1830's-40's. Sold in New York. English made?

Hmmmmmmm? Those Gasciognes are getting confusing!

We have a winner! 10 bucks and free ship on fleabay and nobudy wanted the poor thing! Whata piece of American history.
The New York on the tang puzzles me now. Suppose that Gasciogne was...

You guys have good guesses! I think the J&C is likely. The A, O, S and I for certain. Hard to say!
J&C Gascoigne????

Well, it IS a stubbie and New York is on it! I was hoping I could match up the maker or seller to the half-obliterated name on the spine from that list. :shrug: I suppose it is older than the...

Dang it! I was hoping it would shed some light! Doesn't seem to? This thing lost half the text as it was reground, back in the day! Thanks, Martin! :rock:


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