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Dman69

Dman69

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Hi All, just wondering if anyone could identify this razor for me please? My mother recently passed it on to me; it belonged to my grandfather. She remember him using it when she was a bub back in the 40's, so it has a bit of history.. It appears to be solid brass but I can't see any makers marks on it..



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Any marks on the underside of the base plate?, looks like a long comb new or a clone there of full disclosure though I’m not well versed in the variations as my one example is incomplete
 
Dman69 said:
It's a cleanskin i'm afraid..
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I was thinking the holes in them base didn’t look right.
And the handle has 3 rings rather than the news 2.
So it’s a lookalike, I’ve had many single ring clones and they have been great fun, it’s terrific this razor has a history for you.
 
Ferret619 said:
I was thinking the holes in them base didn’t look right.
And the handle has 3 rings rather than the news 2.
So it’s a lookalike, I’ve had many single ring clones and they have been great fun, it’s terrific this razor has a history for you.
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Thanks for that Ferret. Not really surprised, the value for me is the family connection! Found a photo of him recently - back when he was working in mines rescue in Ipswich in 1945..
 
Dman69 said:
Thanks for that Ferret. Not really surprised, the value for me is the family connection! Found a photo of him recently - back when he was working in mines rescue in Ipswich in 1945..
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My most sentimentally valuable razor is a tech which belonged to my Dad, it’s a great shaver but it’s monetary value is about that of a medium Big Mac meal.
I don’t think he liked the tech but I think he picked it up in the military possibly and kept it all this time.
 
Hey @Dman69 - does look like a generic close of a long comb service set.

Most likely a GREAT shaver and a wonderful piece of family history
 
Yeah, it's a bit of a mystery razor, they shave allright though. I have the same one but in brass/gold and i remember another aussie on B&B had one years ago too.
I think I got mine in a ebay lot from UK with a few SE razors
 
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