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BECKHER-OTTO INC. Marked a€?Made in Germanya€?, even though the businesses workplaces comprise found at 118 E. 28th Street, nyc. ca. 1934-1943
BENGALL At first a signature of Luke Cadman, Sheffield, England from ca. 1748-1906. From ca. 1906 a€“ 1953, used by: Thomas Radley Cadman & Sons St. Mary’s roadway, Sheffield. In business at least between 1892 and 1953.
AZURE TURF Trademark of Belknap Hardware Co. Louisville, KY. Circa 1968-1985 company available in 1985; the a€?Blue Grass Cutlerya€? business got established in 1988, and is now with the a€?Blue Grassa€? trademark.
BLUE RIBBON Trademark of Belknap components Co. Louisville, KY. Circa 1968-1985 company available in 1985; the a€?Blue Grass Cutlerya€? business ended up being established in 1988, and is also now by using the a€?Blue Ribbona€? signature.
JOHN REDMAN BOYD Corpus Christi, Tx. W.R. instance and Sons made razors with this firm, establishing tang with instance marking, etching a€?NO CUSSINGa€? trademark regarding blade. ca. 1905-1906
BRESDUCK INC. 224 Canal road, new york furthermore put trademarks a€?DUBL-DUCKa€?, a€?LIFETIMEa€?, a€?NAPOLEONa€?, a€?BEAU BRUMMELa€?, a€?DEUTSCHa€?, a€?SATINEDGEa€? ca. 1930 a€“ 1952; company turned referred to as Pearlduck in 1952
BRITTAIN, WILKINSON & BROWNELL Arundel road, Sheffield Trademark: France in operation at the least between 1787 and 1797 1780-1840 (a€?More past Razorsa€? by Lummus. Antiques, May 1927 p.372-374)
BUTCHER, BROWN & BUTCHER Succeeded Wade & Butcher Sheffield 1827 a€“ 1830 (a€?Old Sheffield Razorsa€? by Lummus. Collectibles, December 1922 p.261-267)
WILLIAM & SAMUEL BUTCHER WADE & BUTCHER Eyre Way, Sheffield. circa 1845 to no less than 1919 1830 a€“ ? (a€?Old Sheffield Razorsa€? by Lummus. Collectibles, December 1922 p.261-267)
C.F. CIAMPA BRANDS utilized the a€?THE KING OF RAZORS REGISTERED TRADEMARKa€? signature. 47-1/2 and 147 Portlant, Boston, Massachusetts circa 1910-1915
F.A. CLAUBERG & CO. Significance business 27 Park destination, new york put trademarks: a€?HALBERDa€?, a€?THE MIKADOa€?, a€?IMPERATORa€?, a€?TONSORIAL GEMa€?, a€?RAZOR MANa€? ca. 1885-1926
CONGREVE, CHARLES Sheffield 1829 a€“ 1843 (a€?Old Sheffield Razorsa€? by Lummus. Antiques, December 1922 p.261-267) Given as ca. 1830-1865 in Goins’
CONTINENTAL CUTLERY CO ALFRED AREA & CO Westfield Terrace, Sheffield and Edmund road, Birmingham At least 1892 to at the very least 1919
ALEXANDER COPPEL CUTLERY CO Solingen; have an importing workplace in New York City Used a€?STOLL RAZORa€? trademark. ca. 1821 a€“ current
CRANDALL CUTLERY CO Earlier the tiny Valley Knife Association, Tiny Area, Ny. In 1903, relocated to Bradford, Pennsylvannia. In 1912, turned section of WR situation & Sons. ca. 1903 a€“ 1912
CRUSADER signature of Belknap components Co. Louisville, KY. Circa 1968-1985 company bought in 1985; the a€?Blue turf Cutlerya€? team was actually created in 1988, and is also now utilizing the a€?Crusadera€? trademark.
DERBY SHAVER TEAM Subsidiary of Derby Silver Plate Co. Derby, Connecticut Made over 150 different kinds of razors, together with 75+ different types of strops ca. 1896-1902
DIAMOND SPEAR signature employed by W. Brokhahne, nyc, New York ca. 1878-1906 signature employed by Challenge Cutlery from 1906-1928
S.R. DROESCHER Importer at 77-79 Warren Street, nyc; later on open a manufacturing plant in Cranbury, New Jersey ca. 1891-1924 (make of razors began ca. 1916)
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DURHAM DUPLEX Originally, Durham Razor Organization. ca. 1925, purchased Alfred Williams Co. Pre-1942, name altered to Durham-Enders shaver organization of Mystic, Connecticut, under which name they obtained the W&S Butcher business of Sheffield. By 1970, these people were the Durham-Duplex Co. of Sheffield. ca. 1908-1970
ELECTRIC utilized by Friedman & Lauterjung, nyc ca. 1873-1890. Moved to Newark, New Jersey from ca 1890-1910. Relocated to Walden, New York ca. 1910-1920
ELLIOT, JOSEPH Sheffield signature: C stopped and C, with combination between 1821-1854 (a€?More Old Razorsa€? by Lummus. Antiques, Will 1927 p.372-374)