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Great minds think alike. I came up with the same thing.

Yours reminds me of this Haywood minus the dip toe. 324927

Unfortunately They found no info on this razor at the Cutler's Comapany either.

Thanks for the info Zak. I was guessing around 1750's but wasn't sure and I sent a request to the cutler's company too. No response yet.

Can’t find any info on this old dip toe razor. Looks like Robinson but can’t find that or the marks anywhere. Thinking it is older than the directories I am able to access. Anyone got anything info...

Finally Got this Sheppard Wolf Dip toe razor rescaled and honed up for some awesome shaves. Have to thank Mark Mycarver for reshaping a set of scales I sent him and rescaling it for me. Not sure what...

I posted what I believe is a Nils Grönstrand on page 32. I bought it out of Germany. Most of the ones I have seen are his.

Forgot I bought this one a while back. It will need new scales and some light work, but I think it is the father George Smith. So it maybe a bit older than 1770. Any Smith experts have an idea.
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I have seen a few of the Hague razors like that. Very nice job, love that style of razor. I wondered if they were made by Staniforth, Parkins, & Co. It was in the Gales and Martin 1787 under pen and...

Well I know the John Sheppard belongs in this thread with a dip-toe and a pointy stub tail, but I also think this other one I got from Germay belongs here too with it's really short fat tail. I hope...

It is difficult to see, but my Shepherd has a Dip-at-toe. Not as pronounced as some, but have seen a few in similar shape with the same small dip.
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[QUOTE=Mari;1743441]Hi Hacker, thanks for the welcome..:) I just found it on eBay. It's stamped REVIL not REVIT I'm pretty sure due to the "foot" on the bottom of the last letter.

Regards
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They are also listed in Sheffield: Printed by J. Montgomery, in the Hartshead, for John Robinson, Spring-street, 1797
Harwood, Johnson, & Thomas razorsmiths, penknife and lancet makers 12...