Greetings All!
I recently acquired a "tennis" razor(20 bucks), but haven't seen one like it before.
Most of the tennis razors I see are either fritz bracht, or just plain dovo, both, as i have come to understand are in fact part of the dovo company (bracht being closer to the 50's).
The razor I (will)have has "Droescher S.R., Inc." on the back instead of either of these names(Says "Tennis Solingen 20" on the front). I read on a post elsewhere on B&B this quotation "Droescher, S.R., Inc.; NY/Germany; 1916-1924", but it was not in reference to a razor I knew as a dovo(an SRD).
To summarize, does anybody know if this razor is a dovo? Or did they simply adopt the "tennis" name at some point like a Buescher>Selmer thing?(sorry for the saxophone metaphor...)
***Update before I post this, just got a picture of the box, says fritz bracht..... according to the droescher quote from another post those time periods don't line up? or do they.....?
Any help/knowledge would be "dynomite!"
I recently acquired a "tennis" razor(20 bucks), but haven't seen one like it before.
Most of the tennis razors I see are either fritz bracht, or just plain dovo, both, as i have come to understand are in fact part of the dovo company (bracht being closer to the 50's).
The razor I (will)have has "Droescher S.R., Inc." on the back instead of either of these names(Says "Tennis Solingen 20" on the front). I read on a post elsewhere on B&B this quotation "Droescher, S.R., Inc.; NY/Germany; 1916-1924", but it was not in reference to a razor I knew as a dovo(an SRD).
To summarize, does anybody know if this razor is a dovo? Or did they simply adopt the "tennis" name at some point like a Buescher>Selmer thing?(sorry for the saxophone metaphor...)
***Update before I post this, just got a picture of the box, says fritz bracht..... according to the droescher quote from another post those time periods don't line up? or do they.....?
Any help/knowledge would be "dynomite!"