I was doing some light sanding on a Puma and noticed the Double Ducks on the tang
Odd Duck
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Well, Bresnick was a barber's supply company so it doesn't surprise me. IIRC. Although that is pretty darn cool.
Pumaducks show up every now and then. I've got a near mint example in my cabinet, and there's at least one other member on SRP with one in similar condition. Often times these have scales that are a bit on the short side. Since dubl ducks usually have blades a bit on the long side and Pumas usually have normal length blades (and scales) this is not unexpected.
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That's really cool 
"Pumaducks"
As DD didn't manufacture anything someone else made their razors. In most cases we don't know who however there are some examples where we do. The Puma Ducks are one and there are some French Ducks and some Dovo's too.
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Interesting stuff, how old is this Pumaduck?.
It really took a good edge, of the 6 razors I have honed so far ,this one came out the sharpest
It really took a good edge, of the 6 razors I have honed so far ,this one came out the sharpest
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Or "duckbilled platypuma"
That's a really interesting razor. How does it shave?
Carnivore or omnivore?
Your post cracked me up
Carnivore or omnivore?
Your post cracked me up
Like a duck.
Very Interesting. . .
Jay
Jay
Since its a Bresnick and has the old lifetime insignia on it its from the earlier days so I would guess the very early 1930s?
