11/15 1920's Robert Klaas Solingen Minty Straight Razor Black Shave Ready Near Nos

11/15" 1920ish Robert Klaas Straight Razor. Near mint condition with original box/case. Klaas was a lesser known name who managed to stay in business for around 200 years. I just love how old razor companies outlived the people who made them. Here's your chance at a razor that still looks just like it did 100 years ago.
Beautiful steel with excellent tang impressions, mint scales and what looks to be untouched steel. No wear...looks like a factory edge that is mowing down arm hairs with ease.
Pictures speak for itself. Due to the lesser known status of this brand I am forced to underprice it from it's actual value. If this was a top 6 brand razor from the era it would be twice as much. Please take care of it. You can use a razor without doing damage to a razor. Keep it dry after use and add some razor rust inhibitor https://www.beardknife.com/listing/649137610/beardknife-straight-razor-knife-steel

and it will look like this in another 100 years. We are preserving the history and passing our tools down to future generations. If you're not doing that...go get a razor off ebay and go to town. That's not what this business is about.




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