It's not a razor, but it's the 4th counter top display case I've found out in the wild. It's in really good shape - just missing a rubber glass bumper (upper left corner) - no cracks in the plastic or glass.
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this uncommon 1921 british Tuckaway set with a very heavy Onyx/Silver case. The whole set has a weight of 440g!:
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I have the exact same one bought it 5 years ago at a flea market for $40 bucks I think.It's not a razor, but it's the 4th counter top display case I've found out in the wild. It's in really good shape - just missing a rubber glass bumper (upper left corner) - no cracks in the plastic or glass.
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It's not a razor, but it's the 4th counter top display case I've found out in the wild. It's in really good shape - just missing a rubber glass bumper (upper left corner) - no cracks in the plastic or glass.
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Maybe it is just the silver which tarnished?
War Contract Tech. Congrats.Finally got myself one of these off the Bay at a decent price:
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The original, 74-81 year old case.
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Inside the case, a 1938-45 Contract Tech. All metal and black coated.
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Razor was well used, and well taken care of. Coating is fading, but still intact. Comparing the underside and top of the cap you can see the black coating is almost removed from the top. That's alot of shaves. The razor has the triangle openings on the base plate and the print/markings of a pre-war to wartime Tech.
Did pre-War Techs have the black coating or only the wartime techs? Just wondering.
I can not wait to try it out!
Have A Great One!
Great acquisitions guys!
1930s(?) Rotbart travel set, complete with brush and 80 year old shave stick . Razor looks to be in great shape, that black anodized aluminum handle looks unscathed!
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OK, I got this Leresche # 77 recently. One of my top faves. View attachment 370079
I have a little something something coming my way from Alberta . . .View attachment 1030363
Nice!! And cool way to say it
Great acquisitions guys!
1930s(?) Rotbart travel set, complete with brush and 80 year old shave stick . Razor looks to be in great shape, that black anodized aluminum handle looks unscathed!
great score, Peter! Looks like a #9000 set. Here a catalog from 1937:
Just saw one of these too, selling for $160 CAD in CanadaIt's not a razor, but it's the 4th counter top display case I've found out in the wild. It's in really good shape - just missing a rubber glass bumper (upper left corner) - no cracks in the plastic or glass.
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