I don't think the case is correct. The handle is bakelite and its all in very good condition. There is no date letter or quarter mark I can find. Thanks for any help.
Could someone help me with date of manufacture for this razor?
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The box is from an Aristocrat razor (Obviously). That is a TTO razor.
The Handle, top cap, and base plate are from the 50s plus. I don't think they were all together to start with but one thing for sure, it's a Post-War Tech. The handle is from the 50s. The top cap could be from the late 50s to Mid 70s. The Baseplate having no date code might be a matched piece to the handle but with no code, the baseplate is from before 1950 as that's when the codes started. But when things are not from the same razor it's hard to say for sure. It will be a nice mild shaver so nothing wrong with that. I like the Post war tech more than the Pre-war.
The Handle, top cap, and base plate are from the 50s plus. I don't think they were all together to start with but one thing for sure, it's a Post-War Tech. The handle is from the 50s. The top cap could be from the late 50s to Mid 70s. The Baseplate having no date code might be a matched piece to the handle but with no code, the baseplate is from before 1950 as that's when the codes started. But when things are not from the same razor it's hard to say for sure. It will be a nice mild shaver so nothing wrong with that. I like the Post war tech more than the Pre-war.
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A 1950’s Bakelite Handle Tech in a mismatched Aristocrat box. Great little shaver — congrats and enjoy!
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Thanks.
The link is to razor with a date code of w3. This is why my comment on your baseplate.
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