A brand/producer still in existence is Lutz. These days, they make blades of all types, but they used to produce razors as well. The funny thing is, they are best known for a razor of which it is not known who actually produced it. I'll start this thread of with that one, and we can go to their more innovative razors from there.
The Lutz slant became known thus because someone in the States found boxes full of NOS specimens packaged in Lutz shippers, with a Lutz bladepack. The razor itself is unmarked however, and has been sold by many Solingen producers. The head, with some minor variations in thickness or branding, was used by a few other producers.
This slant has differential aggression: the finely ribbed side is less agressive than the other side. A very nice, very well shaving razor.
The Lutz slant became known thus because someone in the States found boxes full of NOS specimens packaged in Lutz shippers, with a Lutz bladepack. The razor itself is unmarked however, and has been sold by many Solingen producers. The head, with some minor variations in thickness or branding, was used by a few other producers.
This slant has differential aggression: the finely ribbed side is less agressive than the other side. A very nice, very well shaving razor.