Mine would be my Otto Roth/ Gillette stamped LC.
Gillette purchased Otto Roth and put put Gillette mark on it.
Gillette purchased Otto Roth and put put Gillette mark on it.
That is a very nice razor, looks in mint condition.1918 Thin Cap Ball End Old Type - first shave this morning to mark the Spanish Flu Pandemic, and I’ll break out the 1920 New Improved Tuckaway when things begin to settle downView attachment 1086520View attachment 1086521
Thank you. Yes, it and the Tuckaway are both in really good condition. The thin cap has a few fine surface scratches, and a small hairline crack in the handle (normal/expected), but none of the scratches affect the plating and there really isn't any plate loss--it seems that the silver plating holds up better than any of the gold razors I have. The Tuckaway has a little plate loss under the cap and a small hairline crack in the handle. On the reverse, I have a well-used 1918 "Property US Army" razor that has worn to brass on either end of the cap, bent end teeth (on opposite end corners where I'm sure the user would rinse and tap it on the sink/helmet/ground) and is missing the original handle (has a thin common bar handle). It's my Memorial/Commissioning/Veterans Day shaver that I'd like to think made it to France and back before the handle crumbled to dust and was replaced and still used into the '30s.That is a very nice razor, looks in mint condition.