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| Razors were used in ancient Egypt and subsequently wherever shaving was in fashion. The metal razor used in America until about 1870 was made in Sheffield, England. After 1870, machine-made hollow-ground razors were made in Germany or America. Plastic or bone handles were popular. The razor was often sold in a set of seven, one for each day of the week. The set was often kept by the barber who shaved the well-to-do man each day in the shop. |
| Category
| Razors |
| Pattern or Item
| Blade |
| Description
| Continental, 5-pack, 1920s, Unused |
| Year
| 1995 |
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