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I'm so glad it was you who outbid me on that! Now I know it's got a good home where it's properly appreciated! :)

That's QUITE a rare one!

To date, I've only ever seen later models from when the company became Gebruder Dittmar.

(Most of the information I've got, I've got because Neil Miller is better at...

It's really interesting to note that blade is ground to a shape that was very, very popular at the time -- full hollow point, extremely square heel and a long-cut shoulder (not that this one has a...

In England, at least, the frameback razor was first made by Bennington Gill of Birmingham, but Ebenezer Rhodes bought the rights to it in 1824. He was out of business by 1828, though.

Wade &...