Need help identifying a razor set I believe is ww1.

[jberzenye]

This set is in a leather case with handle and blades never opened. There is also a name engraved inside the blade holder, Marcas Regs. I got this set at an estate auction in a box of junk I purchased for $1.00. Trying to find out current value also. Can send pics.

 

[beginish]

Your best bet would be to make a follow up post with pics of the razor/blade holder/etc. I'll move this thread into the DE razor forum, where it will get more views.

 

[ouch]

Looking to sell it? Hmm?

 

[BBrad]

Welcome to B&B!!

Marcas Regs. is the notation, in Spanish, that the product is protected by trademarks and patents, and is found on products intended for sale in the Hispanic Americas. If I were placing a bet, I'd say you have a Tech. The only ones I have seen with Marcas Regs. have been made after WWII.

Please post a picture of the set (before Alex turns Spot loose on you) and you will get a whole bunch of help!

 

[MacDaddy]

Marcas Regs. is the notation, in Spanish, that the product is protected by trademarks and patents, and is found on products intended for sale in the Hispanic Americas. If I were placing a bet, I'd say you have a Tech. The only ones I have seen with Marcas Regs. have been made after WWII.

This would be my guess, too. With a photo we'd be able to say for sure.