After recently visiting my family in Europe, I had the honor of saving 4 beautiful vintage razors from my grandfather. He passed away in 2003 and have forgotten about what a daily DE shaver he was all his life (even while serving in WW2).
Anywho, these would have ended up in the trash, once my 94 year old grandmother passes.
3 of the razors I saved are somewhat known to me: a 1956 Red Tip Gillette, a FRIMU razor and a YUMA razor. The forth one is the one thay stumped me. It resembles close to a Rotbart or a Tabula Rasa Huszár Hungarian razor.
But it's neither, I guess, because of the flat part the razor blade sits on.
Also, no markings whatsoever on the whole razor.
Maybe someone here (one of the wise folks) can look at the picture and definitely confuse me some more .
Thanks in advance for your time and knowledge.
Csaba,[1]
Anywho, these would have ended up in the trash, once my 94 year old grandmother passes.
3 of the razors I saved are somewhat known to me: a 1956 Red Tip Gillette, a FRIMU razor and a YUMA razor. The forth one is the one thay stumped me. It resembles close to a Rotbart or a Tabula Rasa Huszár Hungarian razor.
But it's neither, I guess, because of the flat part the razor blade sits on.
Also, no markings whatsoever on the whole razor.
Maybe someone here (one of the wise folks) can look at the picture and definitely confuse me some more .
Thanks in advance for your time and knowledge.
Csaba,[1]