Lot Of 4: Colorful Celluloid Handled Straight Razors.

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 of three celluloid handled straight razors with Art Noveau themes on their handles. All razors retaining some color. Circa 1900 through 1920's. (Excellent). Largest : 6 -1/4" L.

Group of four celluloid handled razors depicting wild life themes including parrots, storks and a deer. Circa 1920's. (Very Good). Each: 6-1/4" L.

Group of six various colorful celluloid handled straight razors by Henckels, Cattaraugus Cutlery Co. Little Valley N.Y., Stautz and others. Two razors in this group marked "Royal Crown" and "Double Du

Group of six colorful celluloid handled straight razors by Clauss, Ritz Cutlery Co., Atlantic City, N.J., William Elliot and others. Circa 1920's. (Excellent). Largest : 6 -1/2" L.

Group of five colorful celluloid handled straight razors by J.J. Manning, Lafayette Cutlery, Henry E. Fragey and others. Circa 1890 through 1920's. (Very Good - Excellent). Largest: 6" L.

Group of four slick black celluloid handled straight razors with fine etched blades depicting large ships. Circa 1880 through 1890's. (Excellent - Near Mint). Each : 6 -1/2" L.

Group of four celluloid handled straight razors with etched blades depicting World's Columbian Exposition Chicago 1893, Shakespeare, "America My Home", Bicycle Race. Circa 1890 through 1900. (Excellen

Group of four fancy celluloid handled straight razors by the Electric Cutlery Co, New York, H. Boker & Co. and Hibbard, Spencer Bartlett & Co. Circa 1900 through 1920's. (Excellent). Largest : 6" L.

Group of four various razors with colorful handles and fancy bolsters. One example has a back bolster in the figure of an American Indian. Circa 1900 through 1920's. (Excellent-Near Mint). Largest: 6-

Group of various bamboo celluloid handled straight razors by Torry, George Johan and others. One example has a fine blade etch depicting camels and the words "silver steel". Circa 1900 through 1920's.

Group of three celluloid handled straight razors depicting Art Noveau themes. these are fine examples with handles retaining original color. Circa 1920's. (Excellent). Each : 6" L.

Group of six various colorful celluloid straight razors with fancy end bolsters. Circa 1900 through 1920's. (Excellent). Largest : 6 -1/4" L.

Group of three celluloid handled straight razors depicting wild life scenes of a stork, a deer and an American eagle. Circa 1920's. (Near Mint). Largest : 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.

Group of four ivory celluloid handled razors with fine etched blades, one is a McKinley commemorative. Circa 1890 through 1920's. (Near Mint). Largest: 6-1/2" L.

Group of three celluloid handled razors with Art Noveau themes. Circa 1920's. (Very Good-Excellent). Largest : 6 -1/4" L.

Group of three celluloid handled straight razors all depicting a full peacock. All three razors retain most of their original color. One is in its factory box with papers. Circa 1920's. (Excellent). L

Six colorful straight razors, one with an integral handle. Manufactured by Robeson, Torrey, Hibbard, Spencer & Bartlett and others. Largest: 6-1/2" 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

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:

Group of six various celluloid handled straight razors in their boxes. Manufactured by The Electric Cutlery Co, Newark, New Jersey, Wilkes Barre B.S. Co, Simmons Hardware Co, Cattaraugus and others. C

Group of six various celluloid handled straight razors by Imperial Brand in the original box, Archer Mfg Co. in original box, F.W. Engels in the original box, Black Diamond in the original box. Remain

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.