Lot Of 2: Replica Straight Razors.

Group of two mock razors, one being a hand made primitive, the other a toy marked "Arcor Trademark Made in U.S.A." Each : 7" L.

Pair of horn handled straight razors with fine etched blades depicting an American eagle and George Washington. Circa 1840 through 1860. (Very Good-Excellent). Largest : 6 -1/2" L.

Pair of very unusual razors which include a 3-3/4" closed all brass frame back signed Milton Works Ball Patent. Complete with early factory coffin box marked I. Oxley St. Johns Land Liverpool. Second

Pair of celluloid handled straight razors depicting an ear of corn. One example is by Torrey. circa 2900 through 1920's. (Very Good-Excellent). Largest : 6 -1/4" L.

Two German made "gunstock" celluloid handled straight razors, one has a fancy etched blade with an eagle and flags. Circa 1900 to 1920. (Near Mint). Largest : 6-1/2" L.

Pair of black celluloid straight razors with Art Noveau themes. Circa 1900 through 1920's. (Excellent). Each: 6-1/4" L.

Pair of picture celluloid straight razors by Aerial Cutlery Mfg Co. and an unsigned example. Handles depict girly type photos along with noted figure heads. Both razors show signs of gas damage. Circa

Includes: 1) Gregory warranted embossed pressed horn straight razor. Front scale reads "W.J. Silver Steel Razor", back scale done in leaves and scrolls. Back scale is cracked by rear pin. Circa 1800 t

Includes: 1) Warranted (only mark) pressed horn straight razor depicting hunting themes. This example has a crack across front scale's rear pin. Circa 1810, in very good condition. 2) Wade & Butcher p

Group of two Puma celluloid handled razors in factory boxes. One razor handled in tortoise celluloid is showing rust on both sides of its blade. Circa contemporary. (Very Good - Near Mint). Each Case:

Pair of Frederick Reynolds straight razors handled in spotted horn. Razors complete with correct factory box. Circa 1850 through 1870. (Very Good-Excellent). Box : 6 -3/4" L.

Description: This lot includes a collection of antique straight razors. You get all you see pictured, makers and styles vary. Includes 13 razors total. Condition: Conditions range from good to damaged

1) John Jay pearl overlay on tang, handled in celluloid, one scale is dissimilar from the other with respect to color, circa 1920's, good condition. 2-13) Various straight razors all in boxes, most ha

Men's antique shaving lot of 5 consists of: 2- 1911 Durham Duplex double edge straight razors with safety comb. Each razor comes with the original box and one contains the instructions and marketing p

Large Barbershop Lot, including 6 scissors, 17 straight razors with their original boxes, 2 combs, and a small case holding more straight razors. Interesting group to add to a barbershop collection. D

Very good condition with a bend to the right corner. Condition (Very Good). Size Largest : 6 -1/2" L.

Group Lot of 7 Vintage signed straight razors. # 1 McIntosh & Heath razor Cleveland Oh. 5 1/4'' imitation tortoise scales. # 2 H. Boker & Co. Germany # 3 Levering Co. New York, # 4 L.G.H, Co. '' Etche

Group Lot of 8 Vintage signed straight razors. # 1 C- Mon HF Brooklyn N.Y . Made in Germany. # 2 Warren B.S. Special Warren Oh. Made in Germany. # 3 F.W. Engels Germany. # 4 COPPER HEAD Edils Pittsbur

Four various colorful German made celluloid handled straight razors. All razors in this group have fancy end bolsters. Circa 1900 through 1920's. (Near Mint). Largest : 6 -1/2" L.

Group Lot Of 8 Vintage signed straight razors. # 1 Garland Cutlery Co. razor with Eagle on Blade. # 2 Dixie Cutlery Co, with Dixie on blade. # 3 Silberstahl Solingen Germany etched blade with shield d

Group Lot Of 8 Vintage signed straight razors. # 1 SALIM, ELIAS & T. ABDOO N.Y. blade etched Damascus Syria with Camel, C.1903-1905. # 2 Clauberg Solingen Germany Razor # 3 H. Boker & Co, with etched

Group Lot of 8 Vintage signed straight razors. # 1 Camel Solingen Germany '' Winston B.S. co. Winston Salem N.C . # 2 Geo. Worthington Co. Cleveland Oh. Etched blade marked Challenge. # 3 Jas: T. Scot

Group of four spotted horn razors by James Barlow & Sons, Wade & Butcher, Frederick Reynolds and Henry Sears & Son. Circa 1850 through 1880. (Excellent). Largest: 6-1/2" L.

Group of six various straight razors with serious condition issues. Circa 1870 through 1920's. (Fair). Largest : 6 -1/2"L.