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I bought this razor at an Estate Sale. I've tried hard to find any information at all about the maker of this razor. I can't find any information on the razor. Is this a rare piece? Could someone please guide me here as to what I have? Thanks
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Thanks for the comment. Isn't Gem a company that makes these kind of razors? On the back of this razor it says PAT Feb 22 1910. The front Harrell and Harrell Leather Goods CO. New York. Even the blades read Harrell. Did other razor companies make these kind of razors to order for other companies? Even down to the detail of their names on the blades? I've tried to find the patent but having difficulty. Just seems to me to be a better set than a BIN 9.99. I just can't find any more info on it. It drives me crazy until I know what it is, lol.