Picked these two up off the Bay, first one is marked Jacquinet-MONTEREAU and I have no idea what the second one is, I don't recognize the makers mark. Can anyone help identify the makers mark on the 2nd razor in the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th pics? Second razor's listing included this, " old barber razor, stamped on it ( see photo)
with his razor box GUARANTEED EXTRA
I would say the material of the handle, but it is not wood". Attachment 192822Attachment 192823Attachment 192824Attachment 192825
[QUOTE=bullriderinwranglers;1458110]Picked these two up off the Bay, first one is marked Jacquinet-MONTEREAU and I have no idea what the second one is, I don't recognize the makers mark. Can anyone help identify the makers mark on the 2nd razor in the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th pics? Second razor's listing included this, " old barber razor, stamped on it ( see photo)
with his razor box GUARANTEED EXTRA
I would say the material of the handle, but it is not wood".
In the last pic I can see M M sideways on the tang which is a mark of Jaques Lecoultre. I think that is what that is! I can't promise that though because of the difference in tails but he could have made them like the one you have too. I would need to look at my others.
I posted it on Facebook and got this for an answer. "PRADEL, Thiers / France "Au crochet de Portefaix" what means "The hook of Porters"... I guess it was made abt 1840-60s
Rainer Häusgen's photo." https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=1&theater
Looks like you found the info you needed.Quote:
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Well, sort of. I now know what it is, but still cannot find any information on them.
There is a slight difference in the markings.Quote:
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