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now if this link is true the stamp on your razor matches this one , and the guy says its 1850-1919 Thomas Turton & Sons LTD
so shows you how much i know ...lol
Antique W.Greaves & Sons Straight...

all my answers are guesses and assumptions from reads online ..lol.. i would think ( nothing productive usually comes of this ) that since its just w.greaves&sons 1816-1823 with no sheaf works ,...

o suuuurrrrreee just ruin it for me ...lol.. that is very interesting , in that article i noticed the T. Turton also got the trade mark.. but i read in another post on here ( i gotta find it ) that...

i was suprised you didnt grab this blade !! must of been to small for ya ...lol... i have both of them done .. ( hands that is ) i had like 2weeks heal time when i got them done , biggest PITA...

ya i wondered i wasnt sure when the sheaf works was added and i knew it didnt have the " late " stamp after they were taken over ... thanks guys !!

got it in the mail today , very clean razor, a few scratches where mayb someone may have removed some surfface rust , a couple dings on top of the spine and only 2 tiny pit marks in the blade that i...