Short story
Invented by an Italian living in London
All razors are numbered on the body. In older ones, the number on the handle and body
The first razor was released around 1917.
Model Imperial No. 1 - silver plated
Model Imperial No. 2 - Nickel
Model Imperial No. 3 - stainless steel
Model Viscount - Aluminum
Cardboard box undershirt, had three types:
In the razor box - It is believed that:
Orange boxes with black letters in the instructions were
made for Europe.
Blue boxes with blue letters in the instructions were
made for the USA.
Green boxes with green letters in the instructions were
made for Canada.
Razors without Greek design, were produced before 1930
In total, about 30 sets and combinations of razors were produced.
First patent in 1922
The name Rolls and the trademark "Whetter" were registered in the US in 1950.
In 1959, the Rolls trademark was sold. Washing machines were produced under this brand. Closed in 1963
A marble statue of a man sharpening an object is taken as the basis of the trademark drawing. The statue is in the Italian Museum in Florence and dates back to 200 BC.
known as Arrotino or l'Arrotino. The figure is tied
to the incident in ancient Rome. A slave sharpening a knife, and overhears Catalina's plot
There is another version of the story, with the participation of Nero
My Popular Model
Invented by an Italian living in London
All razors are numbered on the body. In older ones, the number on the handle and body
The first razor was released around 1917.
Model Imperial No. 1 - silver plated
Model Imperial No. 2 - Nickel
Model Imperial No. 3 - stainless steel
Model Viscount - Aluminum
Cardboard box undershirt, had three types:
In the razor box - It is believed that:
Orange boxes with black letters in the instructions were
made for Europe.
Blue boxes with blue letters in the instructions were
made for the USA.
Green boxes with green letters in the instructions were
made for Canada.
Razors without Greek design, were produced before 1930
In total, about 30 sets and combinations of razors were produced.
First patent in 1922
The name Rolls and the trademark "Whetter" were registered in the US in 1950.
In 1959, the Rolls trademark was sold. Washing machines were produced under this brand. Closed in 1963
A marble statue of a man sharpening an object is taken as the basis of the trademark drawing. The statue is in the Italian Museum in Florence and dates back to 200 BC.
known as Arrotino or l'Arrotino. The figure is tied
to the incident in ancient Rome. A slave sharpening a knife, and overhears Catalina's plot
There is another version of the story, with the participation of Nero
My Popular Model
