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Manufacturer: Dittmar Brothers Country of Manufacture: Germany, Heilbronn Cross Side Marking: GEBR. DITTMAR IN HEILBRONN Pile Side Marking: One razor has: Patent Auf Stahl Verresserung Mit Eigenthuemlicker Haertung (Translation: Patent on Steel Improvment with proprietary hardening) Printing/Etch on Blade: N/A Est. Mfg Date: 1835-1850 Blade Width: ~6/8" (One razor measures 0.802" at widest, one measures 0.734" at widest) Blade Grind: Frameback Point: I'd consider it a rudimentary spanish point Blade Condition: Excellent, with some rust up in the frameback area and a few pits here at there. Tang Condition: These are veneered in what appears to be solid brass. The steel runs the full length of the tang and tail. Visible pitting on the steel portions of the tang in pivot area. One razor has jimping; the other does not. Scale Material: Horn Scale Inlay: N/A Scale Condition: Solid, no cracks. Comments: An incredible example of a matched set from Germany from a time period that not many razors were made there. Incredibly rare. VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer Gillette Country of Manufacture USA Markings D-1 Est. Mfg Date 1958, Quarter 1 Razor condition 9.5/10; plating in-tact on all visible surfaces; fully functional; possibly was lightly used at some point Case condition Excellent with some minor abrasions and scratches on the exterior. Interior cloth is in VG+ condition; some fading on the "Gillette" printing is noticeable. Blades/instructions Used pack of 20 Gillette blue blades included. VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer Gillette Country of Manufacture USA Markings J-2 Est. Mfg Date 1964 Quarter 2 Razor condition 9.8/10; plating in-tact on all visible surfaces; fully functional; appears unused; only visible imperfections I can see are from resting in the case. Case condition Excellent with some minor abrasions and scratches on the exterior. Interior plastic is in excellent condition; appears mint; price tag is included. Blades/instructions Sealed pack of 10 Super blue blades with sealed instructions. VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer Gillette Country of Manufacture USA Markings C-2 Est. Mfg Date 1957, Quarter 2 Razor condition 8.5/10; a small amount of corrosion on the handle near the base plate; a touch of brassing on the underside of the base plate by the "PAT OFF" and "MADE IN USA" printing. Case condition Excellent;some abrasions and a few internal cracks that you commonly see. Clearer than most other examples; and no functional problems. Blades/instructions Used pack of Gillette blue blades. VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer Gillette Country of Manufacture USA Markings B-4 Est. Mfg Date 1956, Quarter 4 Razor condition 8/5/10; paint on blue tip (very end) is starting to wear off on edges. Some corrosion on center post inside razor; some staining on handle near baseplate Case condition Lid is broken; some cracks in lid; still closes and is capable of being displayed open; but, otherwise the case is not in very good condition. Blades/instructions Used pack of Gillette super blue blades. VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer Gillette Country of Manufacture USA Markings H-2 Est. Mfg Date 1962, Quarter 2 Razor condition 8/10; Some small pits on knurling of handle near bottom knob. Plating on head is in excellent condition, paint on numbers intact. Case condition Excellent, only mild abrasions and light scratches. Blades/instructions Sealed pack of Super blue blades with sealed instructions VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer Gillette Country of Manufacture USA Markings N-2 Est. Mfg Date 1968, Quarter 2 Razor condition 9/10; One small pit on safety bar; one light scratch on top cap. Plating is otherwise in excellent condition, paint on numbers intact. Case condition Excellent, only mild abrasions and light scratches. Blades/instructions 2-pack of Super stainless blades with original instructions VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Manufacture: Unknown (likely France) Cross Side Marking: CAST STEEL WARRANTED Pile Side Marking: N/A Printing/Etch on Blade: N/A Est. Mfg Date: 1860-1890 Blade Width: 6/8" (0.748") and 11/16" (0.660") Blade Grind: Near Wedge Point: Barbers Notch Blade Condition: Patina and heavy pitting. Tang Condition: Visible rust on both sides of tang in pivot area. Scale Material: Bone Scale Inlay: N/A Scale Condition: These scales are in pieces; see photos for condition Comments: This is an oddity of the straight razor world, the butterfly double-bladed straight razor. Not particularly functional, but, a cool collectible. VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer: Wade & Butcher Country of Manufacture: England (Sheffield) Cross Side Marking: Wade & Butcher Sheffield Pile Side Marking: N/A Printing/Etch on Blade: N/A Est. Mfg Date: 1860-1880 Blade Width: 13/16"+ (0.842") Blade Grind: Near Wedge Point: Barber's Notch Blade Condition: Patina; some pitting. Tang Condition: Visible rust on both sides of tang in pivot area. Scale Material: Horn Scale Inlay: N/A Scale Condition: Solid, no cracks. Some delamination; stable and functional. VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer: Wade & Butcher Country of Manufacture: England (Sheffield) Cross Side Marking: Manufactured By Wade & Butcher Sheffield Pile Side Marking: N/A Printing/Etch on Blade: N/A Est. Mfg Date: 1870-1890 Blade Width: 13/16"+ (0.844") Blade Grind: Quarter Hollow Point: Barber's Notch Blade Condition: Patina; some pitting. Tang Condition: Visible rust on both sides of tang in pivot area. Scale Material: Horn Scale Inlay: N/A Scale Condition: Solid, no cracks. Stable and functional. VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer: York Cutlery Country of Manufacture: England (Sheffield) Cross Side Marking: York Cutlery Sheffield Pile Side Marking: N/A Printing/Etch on Blade: American Razor (light etching) Est. Mfg Date: 1870-1890 Blade Width: 13/16"+ (0.820") Blade Grind: Quarter Hollow Point: Barber's Notch Blade Condition: Patina; some pitting. Tang Condition: Pitting in tang near pivot. Scale Material: Bone Scale Inlay: N/A Scale Condition: Solid, no cracks. Stable and functional. VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer: Northfield Cutlery Co. Country of Manufacture: USA (Connecticut) Cross Side Marking: Northfield Cutlery Co. CONN. Pile Side Marking: N/A Printing/Etch on Blade: Northfield Ratler Est. Mfg Date: 1870-1890 Blade Width: 7/8" (0.880") Blade Grind: Rattler Grind Point: Barber's Notch Blade Condition: Patina; some pitting; one pit of note on the edge that may require some honing to get through. Tang Condition: Pitting in tang near pivot. Scale Material: Horn Scale Inlay: N/A Scale Condition: Solid, no cracks. Stable and functional. VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer: Ernest Hunold Country of Manufacture: England Cross Side Marking: Hunoldine Pile Side Marking: Ernest Hunold, Providence R.I. (MADE IN ENGLAND) Printing/Etch on Blade: N/A Est. Mfg Date: 1891-1905 Blade Width: 7/8"+ (0.920") Blade Grind: Quarter Hollow Point: Round Point Blade Condition: A couple small rust spots with pitting; otherwise excellent. Tang Condition: Pitting on tail. Scale Material: Horn (dyed - to look like tortoise) Scale Inlay: N/A Scale Condition: Excellent without major defects of any kind. VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer: William Greaves & Sons Country of Manufacture: England (Sheffield) Cross Side Marking: Wm. Greaves & Sons Sheaf Works Sheffield Pile Side Marking: N/A Printing/Etch on Blade: Diamond Edge Razor Est. Mfg Date: 1870-1890 Blade Width: 13/16"+ (0.858") Blade Grind: Quarter Hollow Point: Barber's Notch Blade Condition: Patina; some pitting, some near edge, will need to be honed out. Tang Condition: Pitting in tang near pivot. Scale Material: Horn Scale Inlay: N/A Scale Condition: Solid, no cracks. Stable and functional. VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer: William Greaves & Sons Country of Manufacture: England (Sheffield) Cross Side Marking: Wm. Greaves & Sons Sheaf Works Sheffield Pile Side Marking: N/A Printing/Etch on Blade: N/A Est. Mfg Date: 1870-1890 Blade Width: 13/16"+ (0.830") Blade Grind: Near Wedge Point: Barber's Notch Blade Condition: Heavy Rust. See photos for condition Tang Condition: Pitting in tang near pivot and on tail. Scale Material: Horn Scale Inlay: N/A Scale Condition: Solid, no cracks. Stable and functional. VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer: Wade & Butcher Country of Manufacture: England (Sheffield) Cross Side Marking: Manufactured By Wade & Butcher Sheffield Pile Side Marking: N/A Printing/Etch on Blade: N/A Est. Mfg Date: 1870-1890 Blade Width: 13/16"+ (0.861") Blade Grind: Quarter Hollow Point: Square Point Blade Condition: Patina; some pitting. Tang Condition: Visible rust on both sides of tang in pivot area. Scale Material: Horn Scale Inlay: N/A Scale Condition: Solid, no cracks. Stable and functional. VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer: Manhattan Cutlery Co. Country of Manufacture: England (Sheffield) Cross Side Marking: Manhattan Cutlery Sheffield Pile Side Marking: N/A Printing/Etch on Blade: N/A Est. Mfg Date: 1870-1890 Blade Width: 6/8"+ (0.794") Blade Grind: Quarter Hollow Point: Barber's Notch Blade Condition: Patina; some pitting in spots; microchipping on edge Tang Condition: Visible rust on both sides of tang in pivot area. Scale Material: Horn Scale Inlay: N/A Scale Condition: Lots of bug bites; but they are stable. Imprinted with "Old English Razor" VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer: Gilbert Brothers Country of Manufacture: England (Sheffield) Cross Side Marking: Gilbert Brothers Eclipse Pile Side Marking: N/A Printing/Etch on Blade: N/A Est. Mfg Date: 1870-1890 Blade Width: 6/8" (0.754") Blade Grind: Quarter Hollow Point: Square point Blade Condition: One small pit visible. Appears to maybe have been cleaned up at some point in the past. Tang Condition: Visible rust on both sides of tang in pivot area. Scale Material: Horn Scale Inlay: N/A Scale Condition: One crack near wedge end, but not coming apart; stable and functional. VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer: William Gilchrest Country of Manufacture: England (Sheffield) Cross Side Marking: W. Gilchrest Pile Side Marking: N/A Printing/Etch on Blade: N/A Est. Mfg Date: 1850-1875 Blade Width: 7/8" (0.870") Blade Grind: Rattler Grind Point: Barber's Notch Blade Condition: Patina; light rust and pitting in a few spots. Tang Condition: Visible rust in pivot area. Scale Material: Horn Scale Inlay: N/A Scale Condition: A couple small chips on edges of scales. No cracks. functional. VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer: Geo. Wostenholm & Sons Country of Manufacture: England (Sheffield) Cross Side Marking: Geo. Wostenholm & Sons Sheffield, England IXL Pile Side Marking: N/A Printing/Etch on Blade: N/A Est. Mfg Date: 1895-1905 Blade Width: 5/8" (0.610") Blade Grind: Full Hollow Point: Square Point Blade Condition: Some light patina. No major pits or rust. Tang Condition: Some light patina. No major pits or rust. Scale Material: Plastic Scale Inlay: N/A Scale Condition: No cracks or any major problems. Little dirty. VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer: F. Fenney Country of Manufacture: England (Sheffield) Cross Side Marking: F.Fenney Sheffield Warranted Pile Side Marking: N/A Printing/Etch on Blade: "The Union Entire" Est. Mfg Date: 1840-1860 Blade Width: 6/8"+ (0.795") Blade Grind: Near wedge Point: Barber's Notch Blade Condition: Patina; light rust and pitting in a few spots. Chipping at edge, will require a lot of honing. Tang Condition: Visible rust in pivot area. Scale Material: Horn Scale Inlay: N/A Scale Condition: Broken front scale, scales held together with wire. As-is. VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer: Wade & Butcher Country of Manufacture: England (Sheffield) Cross Side Marking: Manufactured by Wade & Butcher Sheffield Pile Side Marking: N/A Printing/Etch on Blade: Very light remnants of a Masonic etch. Est. Mfg Date: 1855-1875 Blade Width: 15/16"+ (0.950") Blade Grind: Near Wedge Point: Square point Blade Condition: Patina; some pitting. Tang Condition: patina/pitting in pivot area. Scale Material: Horn Scale Inlay: N/A Scale Condition: crack in both scales; see photos. VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.

Manufacturer Possibly John Linley or William Linley Country of Manufacture England Cross Side Marking dart and pipe Pile Side Marking N/A Printing/Etch on Blade N/A Est. Mfg Date 1760-1790 Blade Width 5/8 (0.635") Blade Grind Near wedge Point square point Blade Condition Pitting and patina in various spots; a few red active rust spots Tang Condition corrosion/rust in pivot area. Scale Material Horn, pressed Scale Inlay missing decorative scroll Scale Condition Solid, with a fair amount of delamination in the layers of the horn. No cracks. VINTAGE VAULT RULES: 1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS . What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again. 2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing. 3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field. 4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.