Some of you may have seen, I posted a thread in "The Score" about a couple razors I picked up at an antique shop. One was a slim handle adjustable, nice, cheap, great, no big deal.
What really interests me is the other razor I bought. I thought it was cool, with a collapsable handle, complete in its case imported from england, and in very good shape. When I got back, I started doing some searching to see what this razor was about, whether it was any good or not, if people had tried it and what they thought about it. What I found was nothing. Absolutely nothing. The only piece of information I could scrape up was from the patent no. on the bottom side of the head. All I got from that was that the patent was filed sometime in the '30s.
Anyways, here are a few pictures. If anybody could tell me anything at all about this razor, I would appreciate it.
What really interests me is the other razor I bought. I thought it was cool, with a collapsable handle, complete in its case imported from england, and in very good shape. When I got back, I started doing some searching to see what this razor was about, whether it was any good or not, if people had tried it and what they thought about it. What I found was nothing. Absolutely nothing. The only piece of information I could scrape up was from the patent no. on the bottom side of the head. All I got from that was that the patent was filed sometime in the '30s.
Anyways, here are a few pictures. If anybody could tell me anything at all about this razor, I would appreciate it.
(Made by W. J. Myatt & Co LTD
Birmingham, England
Imported by Forest Cruse & Sons
Austin, Texas)
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