This Pre-War is enroute to me & the pic is from the seller. Can anyone ID the handle? I looked on the Mr. Razor Tech page & didn't see anything like it:
Tech Handle ID?
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romsitsa
Hello! It’s a Probak handle, sometimes also found on Canadian “Goodwill” (Old type head with notched corners).
Adam
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Thanks!
Nothing like it on Mr. Razor's Goodwill Page, but I didn't recall seeing any Canadian there. I've got a #160 & it has the usual ball end handle.
Razor with the Proback handle was less than $6, & the handle looks to be a comfortable length.
Nothing like it on Mr. Razor's Goodwill Page, but I didn't recall seeing any Canadian there. I've got a #160 & it has the usual ball end handle.
Razor with the Proback handle was less than $6, & the handle looks to be a comfortable length.
Nice handle, I would never have known who made it. Enjoy it when it arrives.
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romsitsa
It’s unclear wether this head originally came with the Probak handle.
It’s also unclear wether this head is actually a Goodwill or “just” an Old type modified to only accept New type blades.
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Adam
It’s also unclear wether this head is actually a Goodwill or “just” an Old type modified to only accept New type blades.
Canadian Old Type with notched baseplate and top cap
I have a Canadian Old Type "thick cap" that's kind of an odd duck. I know it's uncommon because there's no picture of it on the mr-razor site, but am wondering if it could be a production error. The difference between this one and all the others I've seen is that this one has notches in the...
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Adam
