Does anyone know anything about this razor? cant find much on google. Clark & Hall Cast Steel 1797-1823
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Does anyone know anything about this razor? cant find much on google. Clark & Hall Cast Steel 1797-1823
Welcome aboard,,,,,,,,,,:D
Give it some time & someone will be along to help you.
Thank you! =) yes we shall se if someone can bring me some light on it. seems rare.
Clark & Hall was listed in 1797 in the Moor (trade mark SBOROU). The partners were Marmaduke Clark, William Clark and James Hall. William's brother withdrew in 1809 and the firm continued on South St. Marmaduke Clark and James Hall ended their partnership in 1821. Clark was next joined by Samual Osborn. Clark & Osborn traded on Earl St. as merchants and manufacturers of pen and pocket knives, razors, strops, brushes and tortoiseshell combs. Both Clark and Osborn died in 1832.
thanx for te reply! and info =) Next question would be. What is the value on something like this? offcourse thats individual depending on who the buyer is.
Hope i make myself understod with this bad gramar =)
/regards
This is not an appraisal site...
im asking since i have nothing to compare it with in age or such... and it was a collector value i was after... it seems that they are rare. the price value is what i demand if its ever is up for sale.
Well that is against the terms of service
If you want to make a buck it is up to you to do your own research... Look at what similar blades from the era go for and if you want to sell it after that put it up for a price you can live with. Your posts on here contribute nothing to the knowledge base..
On SRP appraisals are not allowed. One reason is that value is a matter of opinion, another is that sales are not allowed, soliciting sales, or even hinting about it in the open forums. That is what the classifieds are for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Liljeblad
To find the value of a specific item the best bet is to go to ebay, do a search for the item by name, then in the left hand column scroll down to completed items. If you find the same razor, or a similar 'stub tail' from the same era, you'll see what people are actually paying for them in the real world.