That looks like the stock photo of the razor in Gillette's first patent. Do you have one?Which razor is this ?
My rarest razor is so rare that I haven't been able to find it yet. [emoji14]
I don't have that razor. I've seen this blue print on Wikipedia. But recently I saw the real pic of that prototype or don't know what. It looks very different than a double ring. So did Gillette really manufacture them in 1901 or something before taking the name Gillette. That razor has historical significance as I can see two edges making it the first DE.That looks like the stock photo of the razor in Gillette's first patent. Do you have one?
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Wow, I'm jealous of that mint in box Toggle. That is actually something I've been hunting for a while.
Pics of all my rarest, including 1 of 10 Jurgen Hempel Jarwin'sCurrently my most rare razor would be my LASSC BBS-1. Have owned but sold the following:
1. Eclipse Red Ring
2. Gillette Toggle
3. Gillette double ring (no cracks, great plating)
About to pick up (hopefully) Apollo Mikron x 2
Pics of all my rarest, including 1 of 10 Jurgen Hempel Jarwin's
Pics of all my rarest, including 1 of 10 Jurgen Hempel Jarwin's
Thought the same thing. Looks good though.The Jurgen Hempel Jarwin looks like a clone of the Darwin DE design. Steel or Brass?
The Jurgen Hempel Jarwin looks like a clone of the Darwin DE design. Steel or Brass?
It was an exact spec replica of the Darwin. It was stainless steel.
Referring to the Juergen Hemple. Certainly a nice piece. Is the razor numbered and do you know what year were they released.