w.h. morley & sons clover brand straight razor

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Posted by redman187
15 years ago
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Description w.h. morley & sons clover brand straight razor. green handle with picture of three men on a boat with birds flying over head and under.handle has no cracks, blade has no chips, but some wear from honing.
Category Other
Medium metal
Distinguishing marks w.h. morley & sons with clover stamp on blade
Condition Fair
Size and dimensions of this item 1/2 inc by 3 inch blade
Date Period 1900-1920
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Submitted by Lovejoy

Razor collectors are the primary buyers of these items, and it's a relatively specialized group, so values tend to be modest for straight razors in the general antique market, unless you have something rare or special they generally sell for under $20.00 at auction.

Submitted by dtweedel

1913-1927, it's a very nice shaving razor, hard steel so it's a little harder to hone than most but thats a good thing. Should bring between 20$ and 50$ depending on it's condition. It's nothing rare or special just a nice old razor in seemingly serviceable condition.
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