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I love mine, very user friendly and efficient at the same time.I got this one here for £22 on the bay, I like unusual razors and enjoy using them. First one I’ve seen. It looks well used so previous owner(s) must have got plenty of use out of it.
This one felt like it wanted to bite but never did even as open comb. What has been your experience using this type? Atb Alan
@TobyC believes it’s a German “Flat Blade” single ring knock off. Could be as they did make a Gillette single ring look alike razor.
You both have better ones than mine.
I've seen this exact razor with different brand names on it on ebay.View attachment 121062
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Bur that's a US company, not a German company.Hmm, Standard Safety Razor Co.
There is something interesting about this company and Gillette.
Gillette Safety Razor Co. v. Standard Safety Razor Co., 64 F.2d 6 (2d Cir. 1933)
Gillette Safety Razor Co. v. Standard Safety Razor Co., 64 F.2d 6 (2d Cir. 1933) case opinion from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuitlaw.justia.com
And here:
Automatic Signal Corp. | Making Places
This site provides info on historic CT properties to encourage reuse of these buildings only. We do not represent any past or current business or its products.connecticutmills.org
"The plant formerly occupied by the American LaDentelle Company subsequently passed to the Standard Safety Razor Corporation, a Wilmington, Delaware-based firm, which established its presence in Norwalk in 1929. Standard Safety Razor manufactured blades for use in razors produced by other brands, most notably the Gillette Safety Razor Company of Boston, Massachusetts. The Standard Safety Razor Corporation was charged with numerous counts of patent infringement by some of these larger firms during the early 1930s, some of the court decisions having ruled in the company’s favor, and some not. The Standard Safety Razor Corporation remained in operation in Norwalk until 1938, yet in 1937 shared a portion of its factory with the New York, New York-based Automatic Signal Corporation, a manufacturer of automatic traffic signals."
I don't think it's the same company.Yes
The Billboard - 1918-03-23
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American Machinist - 1929-09-12
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