April 2021 Hauls

[mayer57619]

Going to get this started...

Everready Mail call...1912, 2 1924, 2 1914, and an extra 1914 head. 2 of the '14s are Patent Pending.

   

[twhite]

First haul of the month for me. A second is coming from Spain at some point. 

This is a USR United Safety Razor. With a telescoping handle. It was stuck when I got it. After several ultrasonic cleanings and a few Scrubbing bubbles. It freed up. It also came with 5 of the original USR blades And 7 Damaskeene DeLuxe blades all in their wrappers. I will be testing this out tomorrow.

[GAW9576]

Nice scores gentlemen.

[riverrun]

First haul of the month for me. A second is coming from Spain at some point. 

This is a USR United Safety Razor. With a telescoping handle. It was stuck when I got it. After several ultrasonic cleanings and a few Scrubbing bubbles. It freed up. It also came with 5 of the original USR blades And 7 Damaskeene DeLuxe blades all in their wrappers. I will be testing this out tomorrow.

Great. Love the handle.

The head was patented in 1910. Same as "Shrp-Shavr"

https://razors.click/patents/US950113/

According to Waits:

United Safety Razor Co., 483 Greenwich St., New York, N.Y. TM first used 1 Jul 1911. TM filed 24 Nov 1911.
U.S. Patent No. 950113,22 Feb 1910, filed 2 Mar 1908. Same as Shrp-Shavr, Randall, and Union patent.
Single-edge rib-back blade, closed comb guard, may have knurled or smooth tubular handle or handle with pierced round holes and bands of knurling.
Razor head is identical to Shrp-Shavr. Cased with two cardboard or metal blade boxes.
Circa 1911.

[twhite]

First haul of the month for me. A second is coming from Spain at some point. 

This is a USR United Safety Razor. With a telescoping handle. It was stuck when I got it. After several ultrasonic cleanings and a few Scrubbing bubbles. It freed up. It also came with 5 of the original USR blades And 7 Damaskeene DeLuxe blades all in their wrappers. I will be testing this out tomorrow.

Great. Love the handle.

The head was patented in 1910. Same as "Shrp-Shavr"

https://razors.click/patents/US950113/

According to Waits:

United Safety Razor Co., 483 Greenwich St., New York, N.Y. TM first used 1 Jul 1911. TM filed 24 Nov 1911.
U.S. Patent No. 950113,22 Feb 1910, filed 2 Mar 1908. Same as Shrp-Shavr, Randall, and Union patent.
Single-edge rib-back blade, closed comb guard, may have knurled or smooth tubular handle or handle with pierced round holes and bands of knurling.
Razor head is identical to Shrp-Shavr. Cased with two cardboard or metal blade boxes.
Circa 1911.

This is one I have only seen a few times. I too like the handle. I hope it shave well.

[Jayaruh]

I got this fine lather catcher from Roger Quintero. It is the Raptor SE 3D printed razor, Roger's creation. It has the blade geometry of the Triceratops with the blade retention similar to the Henckels Rapide.

[Dave in KY]

Didn't have any A - Autostrops but have an I believe A1 coming now. And as I post it appears it's missing a blade stop.........STINK
   
   
   

[twhite]

Didn't have any A - Autostrops but have an I believe A1 coming now. And as I post it appears it's missing a blade stop.........STINK

you can probably solder a stop for it. That will work fine. 

[Dave in KY]

Didn't have any A - Autostrops but have an I believe A1 coming now. And as I post it appears it's missing a blade stop.........STINK

you can probably solder a stop for it. That will work fine. 

Good idea and what I'll attempt I guess. Had been looking for one for quite awhile now ........

[Jayaruh]

Didn't have any A - Autostrops but have an I believe A1 coming now. And as I post it appears it's missing a blade stop.........STINK

Cool. The A1 is my favorite of the AutoStrops.