April 16, 2024
1920 1930 Wester Bros Solingen Germany 34 DE FI In Box
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1920–1930 Wester Bros Solingen Germany #34 DE-FI In Box Here we have, in Excellent Condition , a WESTER BROS, NEW YORK, 9/16", FULL HOLLOW, ORIGINAL, straight razor (1920–1930 from the scale and razor designs.) Wester Bros De-Fi "34 New York Original 9/16" Made By Wester & Butz, Merscheid Solingen Germany. The razor measures 6" closed and 9" open. The celluloid handle is chocolate and dark brown in color. The coffin is in Extremely good condition with a Very Minimal amount of ware, the original factory sticker is still on the inside, readable and also in Excellent Condition . This is an extremely beautiful collectors vintage straight razor. The razor comes with the original pins, bolsters, scales and paper storage box. Blade is in Immaculate Condition with No hone wear . Scales are straight,pins are tight and blade centers nicely. The blade measures 9/16". On the front shank it says, De-Fi #34, Reg U.S. PAT.OFF. On the back it says, Wester Bros, Solingen Germany, with their trademark. The trade mark is clearly visible. This is a beatiful and RARE example of a brand new looking Wester Bros, De-Fi #34. Please don't forget to look at the pictures as they are part of the description, also please disregard the fingerprints on the blade, those are mine. Terms of Sale: Forms of Payment: PayPal Shipping: 1-2 Day Handling Time, USPS First
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