Wade & Butcher, Sheffield.
Wade and Butcher was a tradename of the W & S Butcher Co. Brothers William & Samuel Butcher started the company in Sheffield in the 1820s. ...
Wade and Butcher was a tradename of the W & S Butcher Co. Brothers William & Samuel Butcher started the company in Sheffield in the 1820s. ...
Engleswerk C.W. Engels, 1909 - 1943, Solingen-Foche. The factory was engaged in manufacture of straight razors, pocket knives, scisso...
George Wostenholm
Rockingham Works 1809(1815) - 1848. Washington Works 1848 - 1978. George Wostenholm became a Freeman in 1826 ...
"H.Boker & Co. began marking Tree Brand knives in 1837. People began to tell stories about them in 1838". &nbs...
The company in business since June 13, 1731. ...
The company existed 1682-1975 in Sheffield. The History of Joseph Rodgers and Sons. And what interestingly, on the tangs "...
"The J.R. Torrey Co", Worcester, Massachusetts existed 1858 - 1963. The Joseph R.Torrey Razor Company was founded in 1858 to make raz...
The company has been established on 1 November 1906 by Carl Dorp and Carl Arthur Voos. On 18th January 1939, obviously dissatisfied, Carl...
Johan Engström was born in 1846. He was one of the most successful Eskilstuna cutlers. Before setting up his factory in 1874 (Fabriksaktiebola...
The company was founded in 1920 by Friedrich Dorten in Solingen-Merscheid. Dorko is still in business.
The company was founded in 1873, registrated December, 4 1874. Located at Solingen-Wald in 1922 and at Kanalstrasse 43 in 1939. ...
At the beginning, in 1924, the company located in Utica, New York at 209 John Street. The full line of "Red Point" razors was displayed in ...
Located in Moscow 1950 - 1990. Russian name of the factory - СТИЗ(STIZ) - Завод СТальных ИЗделий (Factory of Steel ...
Company "Bresduck" existed 1930 – 1952. In 1947 it was a part "Pearlduck" under the direction of David Perlson. In 1952 &q...
The Kanetake brand Japanese straight razor, made by fourth generation blacksmith, Mr. Norikazu Takahashi. Norikazu is the first in his family to m...
According Henry T. Lummus article "Old Sheffield Razors", these razors were dated about 1804. From 1740, when Benjamin Huntsman invented ...
"Wester Bros.Cutlery Co." existed 1904-1967 in New York City. Charles and Max Wester were the owners. It was originally founded in 1...
Joseph Wostenholm (c.1813-1876) was listed in 1837 as a razor manufacturer in Eyre Lane. Originally, the name appears to have been spelled as “W...
c 1882. The company located in England and USA, NY, with William H.DePew as the owner. It is the small razor, length of the cutting edg...
W.H. Morley & Sons, 1913 - 1927, was one of the Adolph Castor(Kastor) trademarks.
This is a short summary of the life of Mr Erik Anton Berg and his company E. A Bergs Fabriks AB (E.A. Berg MFG. Co. LTD). Mr Berg w...
A.Wingen made many contract knives for American companies.
This marking was first used by the Koeller & Schmitz Cutlery Company of Solingen in 1884. The German company also had offices in New York Cit...
Unfortunately, I couldn't find info about this maker till now.
New-York - Germany, Registered 20507. The company existed 1886 - 1945 (but in fact, according my finding 1893-1938) in USA, NY. The owner was Ad...
According the stamp "Made in U.S.A. by Case", the razor was made 1955-1962. Stamps: W.R.Case & Sons Bradford, PA - 1920-1955 Made i...
This company was listed in Furnival St. in 1815 as a maker of desk and pen knives. By 1822, it was manufacturing pen and table knives, razors, an...
Böntgen & Sabin (1870) Böntgen & Sabin AG (1915) Böntgen & Sabin, Bonsa-Werke (1970) The company existed 1870 -1983...
Among other kinds of cutlery, Thomas Lamb was a surgical instrument maker located in Washington City (now D.C.). At the late 1840s -...
The Cadmans were an old Derbyshire family from Eckington, a hamlet several miles south of Sheffield. Originally the Cadmans were farmers (maltsters), ...
In 1858, John Brookes was joined by Thomas Crookes and they acquired a warehouse, workshops, engine-house, and grinding wheel behind a nouse at No.58 ...
Some DE & SE safety razors from my collection.
Unfortunately, I can't say for sure, who made this massive(15/16) razor. Curt Hoppe - maker, Carl Hoppe der Jungere - maker, Eugen Hoppe - maker, ...
Greaves' had been active since at least 18th century. Unconfirmed reports state that the business began in Burgess Street in 1775, where William Greav...
Mappin & Webb have always been held in high regard for first-class jewellery and silverware. Although associated with the London premises, the com...
The razor was made in Germany for The W.Bingham Co., 1841-1948. Located in Cleveland, Ohio, at 146-150 Water Street, and also at 97-99 Superior St...
From Robert A.Doyle: "During the late 1800's cutlery firms manufactured a uniquely styled razor. The razor was much smaller than an average razo...
Some razors from my collection with fancy scales: From left to right: Antelope. W.R.Case & Sons, U.S.A. The Admirals. Franklin Cutlery ...
Initially, the company was founded in 1834. Registered 20th February 1869, Solingen-Ohligs, Pfeilstrasse 37.
This trademark was used by Needham, Veall & Tyzack. Taylors Eye Witness was founded by John Taylor in around 1820. In 1838 Taylor applied for and...
This razor was made by Ignaz Rösler, Nixdorf,Bohemia. Ignaz Rösler was the founder of the "Ignaz Röslersche Feinstahl- und N&u...
The razor was made approximately 1920-1940. "...Another razor of this style is marked on the shank "55S Sheffield Steel E, Made in German...
The history of Kinfolks company is directly connected to the Case company. "To understand Kinfolks Cutlery you must travel time and place, fou...
According the stamp, the razor was made 1820-1830.
Thiers-Issard is the old French company. The founder was Pierre Thier(1860–1929). Issard was his wife's surname. The company in business since...
The razor was made by Cosmo Mfg Co., 1900-1920.
I made separate topic to write some words about the Great man in cutlery business - Adolph Kastor(Castor). Adolph Kast...
This trademark was used by Lamson & Goodnow, 1885-1921.
Trademark "Oxford Razor" (1900-1938) was used by Germania Cutlery, 1896-1938. This company was owned by the Castor(Kastor) family. Nathan ...
There were three pattern of windmill razor handles. Most are molded of ivory colored celluloid, sometimes with grain lines similar to real ivory. ...
George William Korn was born in Breslau, Germany, May 22, 1846. He immigrated to the US about 1880, and went to work for the cutlery jobbing of Alfr...
At the beginning, in 1867, the "Challenge" trademark was used by the B.J. Eyre company of Sheffield. In 1877, the Frederick Wiebusch Company...
There is a great resource about this well-known company: RobesonsRme.com