I call dibs on any navy sets out there Johnnie!![]()
I just want one. Or two!!![]()
I have a question. I saw a set like this at a local shop,(the navy set), but reluctantly left it there because I didnt know anything about it other than it must be old because the box of blades had a 1938 date on the back. Is it worth picking up for around 25 bucks? Referring to the set at the top of the page under the khacki set.
I have a question. I saw a set like this at a local shop,(the navy set), but reluctantly left it there because I didnt know anything about it other than it must be old because the box of blades had a 1938 date on the back. Is it worth picking up for around 25 bucks? Referring to the set at the top of the page under the khacki set.
Looks great I'm also in the market for military issue kits with an emphasis on Canadian sets. I have one from 1953, but I would like some from the First and Second World Wars... I would figure if I wanted Boar War kits they would all be English.[/
Canadian troops serving in the Boer War carried arms and equipment that often differed from standard British issue. Prowling around the net I couldn't find a listing of personal care items that were issued for the troops. However I did learn they were often issued American made sidearms and their field equipment was of a different design than the standard British issue. One famous officer even took along a C96 Mauser, his personal weapon, just like Winston Churchill. However the war ended in 1902 so I suspect if there was an issue razor there is a good chance that it was a straight instead of a DE.
Is it just me, or does it seem odd to see "Property US Army" and the name-brand "Gillette" appear together?
It looks like the Property line was put on at the factory, rather than stamped on afterwards.