Vintage DE blades - displaypacks

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Fasan

 

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Rembrandt. Dutch, as might be expected. Don't know if they made razors too. I've a few extra.

 

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Postwar Fasan. This type shipper was used for a short period for their razors, I suspect that the case for blades too.

 

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Mulcuto. Not a counterdisplay, just a tube of bladepacks. This is from the transitional period, where they made the move from SE to DE. This is shown by the fact Mr Mulcuto is still holding a SE razor
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Lovely.
Here's the patent:

https://razors.page/patents/DE640543/

The blades are supposed to be usable by "those of poor sight or even the blind"

 

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Globus, Swedish made, yet I do believe these are Globusmann

 

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Sahara. I like how the case is showing three generation razorblades

 

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Always thought Blaupunkt made TV's and radios,but apparently razorblades too

 

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My camera decided to focus on mr Globusmens' head. Funny how an older threehole blade is pictured whereas the modern longhole blades are advertised

 

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Another variant Globus

 

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Another Globusman. This face was not recognized

 

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Vintage globusmann blades

 

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No DE blades, but old injector blades. So please move if inappropriate.

On the box it states 10 blades. On the injector itself 4 blades. I would have liked it the other way around. I haven't used them yet. There could still be 10 blades in them.

 

[Walid]

@efsk You have plenty of stuff related to shaving. I am not collecting blades or displays, but this is impressive. Ever wondered why us collectors we're doing this? I mean I can understand vintage razors, but boxes of blades...
Sorry, I am trying to wrap my head around that.

 

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Max Herder blades.

The text is in Dutch. Translation is

Our Herder blades may only be traded/sold in undamaged packages and our prescribed trading conditions. The mandatory sale price is fl 1.10 for a box of 10 blades.

Converted to € it is 0.50. I don't know how old the blades are, but adjusted for inflation blades are now a lot cheaper. I now payed €5 so we can safely say it was a bad investment to buy them and not use them. Makes me think I have easily 2000 plus DE blades. So better use them it doesn't make a pension plan keeping them for a rainy day.