Wow I really need to get back into this thread!
YEAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!!![emoji41][emoji41][emoji41][emoji41]Hello, finally went with silver. I suspect this will look even more gorgeous with a bit of tarnish. Austrian Ilfe with diy mahogany and brass handle.
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Thank you. The Swing got finally plated in silver and I added a three level dial.
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Not my picture but I do have the same Filomatic Inox in black. These razors are Spanish made by a company called Basset and were made in the 60s and 70s. The push buttons one are called Filomatic Inox razors and that razor in 1964 won a golden Delta award for industrial design.
The one that is not an Inox is the white handled one I believe it was just called a Filomatic and that is supposed to be designed to take Gibbs style DE blade. I'll be able to verify that once the one I bought gets here.
It allowed to place any blade.
It did not have a specific name, although lately some call it Filomatic "promotional", since this razor was given away when buying a pack of Filomatic Titanium blades.
It allowed to place any blade.
It did not have a specific name, although lately some call it Filomatic "promotional", since this razor was given away when buying a pack of Filomatic Titanium blades.
Congratulations [emoji322]Got me a beautiful specimen of Barbasol.
Nice ! Well at least I know it's Japanese... do tell us more !
If it is Japanese and not an Eastern European Soviet era razor it is most likely either a Super Cross or Super Doll and made probably in the 60s time frame.