Cut Throat Razor Case
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Invicta Razors were high-quality cut-throat razors made in Sheffield, England, a city famous for its steel, particularly around the late 19th to early 20th centuries.
An empty brown vintage Invicta Cut Throat Razor case with the brand and manufacturer details printed in sliver lettering on the front.
' W3/4 Invicta Razor' 'manufactured bu E.M.Dickinson. Ltd.. Sheffield-England'
