Straight Razor Auction Ending 5/7 - Session 1

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Ornate Art Nouveau Sterling Silver handled shaving strop. Rare.

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Rare pair of American, Wm. Gilchrist Jersey City, ivory handled straight razors C-1860 fitted in embossed leather covered, felt lined, upright case.

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William Lund of London ivory handled Grooming kit with pair of straight razors. Complete and fitted in leather covered wood box with felt interior. Case has original label on the bottom. Very nice. C-1870.

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Ornate wood, brass inlaid 7-Day set box by Wade & Butcher. "Beverley Robinson" is engraved on the brass escutcheon plate on top. A wonderful C-1850's box.

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Wostenholm Sheffield C-1825 personalized pair of straight razors in fitted pressed cardboard double case having fully etched farms scenes on the blades. Extremely rare to find early razors personalized with a name. Both tops of blades are etched "W. Abel Charlesworth." Each has a different farm scene. Wedge blades with notched points. Black horn handles. Super nice pair.

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William S. Seargl "Warranted" straight razor. Steamship engraved on oval lead escutcheon plate with German silver star and anchor inset on black buffalo horn handle. C-1840. Wedge blade with square point.

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L.G.A. Hardware Co. Omaha with Owl pattern celluloid handle straight razor. Unusual color for this #50 pattern.

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Carved Mother-of-Pearl handled Sheffield Steel straight razor. Each half of the handle consists of two pieces of pearl attached to metal liners. Note chip. Blade etched "English Ground."

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Rare coiled snake celluloid handle Wm. Elliot straight razor. Celluloid razor book pattern #9. hairline crack at tang end pile side.

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"Congress Razor" by Wade & Butcher having ornate pearl inlaid black buffalo horn handle. The wedge blade with notched point is stamped. Rare. C-1850.

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Clauss Fremont , Ohio straight razor having an ornate celluloid Goddess handle pattern #104. Appears repinned.

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Worked bone handled "Clean Clipper" straight razor. This is a fairly rare natural handle material. The bone was worked to resemble a stag handle. The addition of the escutcheon plate makes it even better.

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Lafayette Cutlery Co. Nude picking grapes handled straight razor. Very nice color on this #38 pattern celluloid handle.

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18thC G. Smith straight razor with ornate metal capped black horn handle. Very rare, early Revolutionary War era straight razor with wedge blade stamped "Cast Steel."

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W.H. Morley, Stork /Heron handled straight razor. Pattern #53.

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W. Taylor C-1815 pressed horn straight razor. Wedge blade. Front side has two different women, one blowing a horn, the other with a sword. Pile side has cornucopia with reclining dog and dove with laurel. Rare.

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"Peerless" straight razor with rare celluloid handle pattern #64 in brown color with metal ends. Klostermeir Bros. Kansas.

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Clauss Fremont Ohio straight razor with semi-nude celluloid handle patter #35 with wrapped rope design.

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Carved ivory Bingham straight razor with elaborate pinwork. Carved ivory handle has hundreds of individual silver pins tapped into the front scale to form an magnificent pattern around the German silver escutcheon plate. Maker: James Bingham Sheffield. The pile side carved ivory scale has a name and the date 1847 scratched in by the original owner. The semi hollow ground blade has a worked top edge. There is a period repair pin added to reinforce the ivory handle at the head pin where there is an age crack and a chip. Age cracks are quite commonly found on old ivory handles. This is a very rare example of "pique work" that was popular from about 1820-50.

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Rare advertising "Mail Pouch" straight razor. Ornate celluloid handle pattern #180. Made by Levering Razor Co. NY.