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Nice! Only thing is if you sold it it would bring you a third of what it would if stamped Filarmonica. That's an interesting little phenomenon like sellers market or buyer's market in real estate. if...

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Here's another no name that turned out fairly well. It's an L. Löwe and Company. This was another German made razor for a barber supply out of Milwaukee. It came in a lot and it had a...

Well at some point In a search one may find themselves out of answers and have to resign to not knowing. At the end of the day it is rather academic anyway. For the purposes of this discussion it is...

You're right that Pakistan as such did not exist then. It was part of India so to say "Paki" is technically incorrect although in reality the area and people did not just magically appear in 1947....

I should also mention again (because it's confusing and I think that was their intention) this blade does not say the Dewey Razor Company but rather is engraved "The Dewey Razor" apparently...

Malluk was from Turkey. An importer and a merchant of durable goods from the Middle East (that's why I mention I think Pakistan) in New York. He was obviously a proud new American based on the...

More accurately. After I got it I started researching it and found some things seemed to suggest that it might be disappointing in terms of quality, in particular that it might be a a paki (in truth...

Well, it is a paki, it is a knock off of The Dewey Razor Company and it is a no name import.
Here's more info.

https://sharprazorpalace.com/razors/139974-conundrum.html

The aforementioned "Made in England" razor is the only truly no name in the sense that there is literally no name on it but I have several that are not name brand razors that I truly love. Probably...

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Interesting timing on this one. I was just about to post questions about this one when I saw this thread. The topic is almost diametrically opposed though. This no name... And when I say...