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Hoffritz N.Y. Germany

Hello fellas,
I came across these 2 Hoffritz slants, cleaned them up, they came up nice. Don’t have much info on them except that they look vintage to me but I could be wrong.
 

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The Merkur was actually a rebranded Hoffritz.

I'm not an expert on these, but they probably date from the mid-60s to maybe the mid-70's. Nice shavers. Congrats on the find.
I don’t think so.

I think that all of their products, even the knives (their main product), were rebrands from the Solingen area (Victorinox, Wenger, Precise International…). On top of the German products, they also sold rebranded Simpsons brushes and mid level products from Pakistan (bandage scissors…).

I don’t think they ever manufactured anything.
 
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The Merkur was actually a rebranded Hoffritz.

I'm not an expert on these, but they probably date from the mid-60s to maybe the mid-70's. Nice shavers. Congrats on the find.
Wrogn. Hoffritz, most Pomco, Coles, Brumml, some others were all rebranded Merkur. The Solingen area produced a lot of products for these resellers. Not just razors, but cutlery as well. And for razors, Merkur was the place to go.
 
Hello again everyone,

I just shaved for the first time with one of these 2, and it felt pretty similar if not the same as my Merkur 39c
 

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