Lot Of 2: Early Pair Of Spotted Horn Straight Razor.

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.

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.

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

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.

Group of six straight razors, one is spotted horn with the rest being celluloid. Circa 1900 through 1920's. (Excellent-Near Mint). 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

Two early primitive folding razors with oriental markings. (Very Good). Each: 3" L.

Group of four early horn handled straight raozrs by George Wostenholm, Frederick Reynolds, Wade & Butcher. Three razors in this group depict manufacturer slogans on their handles. Circa 1850 through 1

Pair of German straight razors with high relief castle decorations. Both razors retain some green and brown color. Circa 1920s. Condition (Good - Very Good).

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

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.

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

Pair of razors handled in ivory celluloid depicting an owl and a half moon surrounded by stars. Circa 1920's. (Very Good). Each: 6" L.

Pair of Early Mexican or Southwestern Powder Horns second quarter 19th century lot of 2, includes:   one with scrimshawed cross-hatching, and triangular and diamond designs at the spout, center,

Pair of French Cow Horn and Hide Low Chairs Late 19th/early 20th century Height 28 inches, width 23 1/2 inches, depth 35 inches. Provenance: Christie's, New York, October 13, 2014, lot 1, sold from th

Large lot of Early Straight Razors

Lot includes 2 straight razor boxes, 1 straight razor inscribed DIAMONDINE GERMANY, & 1 SANDS CASINO HOTEL $5 chip. Razor when open measures approx 9.5 inches long. Razor, straight razor, straight raz

Brass construction, show wear, dents, and discoloration, displays well and at least one of them appears to work as it should

Group of three early straight razors in boxes by Joseph Elliot, Wheatly Brothers and Chambers. Circa 1840 through 1870's. (Very Good). Largest Box: 7-1/4" 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.

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.

Lot of 2 Straight Edge Razors

Lot (2) pair early pewter candlesticks.