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This razor was made by Michael Hunter & Son(or Hunter & Son, if you want).:)

There is no stamp "England", because the razor was made before Madrid Trade Accords (1891).
Michael Hunter & Son, 1884-1892, Talbot Works, Sheffield, England.

Most likely it is this Rogers.

I have conducted small research and for myself, I can explain an anchor + Wade & Butcher.
The company William Rogers Mfg Co has a similar anchor.
http://manah.strazors.com/rogers_1.jpg
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Hm ...Very interesting.

7/8 and 13/16.

I didn't see or hear something bad about Sheffield blades.
I would take the GB too. (Because I have a pair of American Razors).:)
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holli4pirating, here topic with W&B anchor.

And you are right, as always.=)

Edward Gem & Co. = Alfred Field & Co.
clavichord, I posted trademarks Edward Gem & Co. and Alfred Field & Co.
See above.=)

holli4pirating, I saw this razor many times. But who made this razor?
W & B has another anchor, and it has never marked GB.

As I see, on the shank "Manufactured by Wade & Butcher, Sheffield".
There are some companies with marks GB with cross.
But where is an anchor?

With GB with cross all is clear, but an anchor. I can't find the company which marked razors GB and an anchor. And this is very interesting for me.