I've got this 3-piece open comb razor with long teeth. There are no marks anywhere. The handle looks hefty but is in fact quite light. Could you gentlemen help me identify this razor?
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Unmarked, Long-teeth OC - Please ID
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Early 40's Eastern European.
Maybe German, maybe Russian.
I have one like it. As a contrast, I have some Italian razors of similar vintage that are open comb as well. They are strikingly flat, whereas that is very much curved.
Is it asymmetrical? The one I have that is similar to yours is not evenly curved on both sides.
Maybe German, maybe Russian.
I have one like it. As a contrast, I have some Italian razors of similar vintage that are open comb as well. They are strikingly flat, whereas that is very much curved.
Is it asymmetrical? The one I have that is similar to yours is not evenly curved on both sides.
Maybe a Dorko.
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You are right, I forgot to mention curvature of the head; this particular piece is symmetrical.
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